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Old 03-31-2009, 05:42 PM
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Here's the part #'s: # are 11589154 on the studs, and 11609746 on the nuts

-Thanks to Supersub for the revised numbers
-Original idea was by EVILGMC, so thanks to him for bringing this to our attention.

Note: the studs come in packs of 5, and the nuts in packs of 4
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thats pretty sweet should make it alot easier to get them on
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Originally Posted by GMCtrk
Note: the studs come in packs of 5, and the nuts in packs of 4
Of course. Who would want to make it easy?
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Originally Posted by thunder550
Of course. Who would want to make it easy?
I figured it would be the other way around... usually you wont drop the stud so i dunno why they come in a pack of 5..
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Of course. Who would want to make it easy?
They just took 2 studs out of a bag for me....so it was 2 bags + 2. No biggie. They're made for a 3.4 v6
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it has to make things so much easier. i will be getting these forsure.

what was the grand total if you dont mind me asking?
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$42 I believe
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Any idea what the thread and length are on those studs?
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FWIW, ARP makes header studs for LS1's as well, P/N 434-1301 , but they look to be about $100 for a full set.

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Originally Posted by thunder550
FWIW, ARP makes header studs for LS1's as well, P/N 434-1301 , but they look to be about $100 for a full set.

GM's are less than half the price, and are better. The nut locks in place much better and stays tight. I was looking for an alternative to the ridiculous priced ARP's and came with these GM's. You should be able to get them from Gmpartsdirect for a really good price.


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