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Old 08-13-2012, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by pirate3
On what? lol It's like a 200,000 psi hardened bolt. You would have to be a helluva man with a 10 ft+ breaker bar to snap one of those bolts.
My friend broke one trying to take it out of his 6L. First the extension broke and then when he got a new extension the bolt broke off. He's not a very big guy either. Made a thread on here and found a couple other guys who did the same.

Had to pull the engine and swap the crank.

Luckily for me i havent had an issue with my arp crank bolt although its tough to get out sometimes.
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Originally Posted by black04
My friend broke one trying to take it out of his 6L. First the extension broke and then when he got a new extension the bolt broke off. He's not a very big guy either. Made a thread on here and found a couple other guys who did the same.

Had to pull the engine and swap the crank.

Luckily for me i havent had an issue with my arp crank bolt although its tough to get out sometimes.
Wow. I would have never thought...
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i'll stick with $3 the stockers, thanks!
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