ebay ls head studs
11-05-2012, 01:14 PM
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ebay ls head studs
so i know a few guys using the ebay head studs and altho while torquing them down it seems scary, they havent had any problems with them, even being reused..
just looking for others experinces with them.
just looking for others experinces with them.
11-05-2012, 07:32 PM
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I used a set on my N/A 6.0 so they're not being pushed hard, but are working just fine. I did buy two more sets for upcoming turbo builds, so that'll be a good test for them. The two I just bought are apparently made by Pro Comp, so you know they're ****, but i'll cross my fingers, haha.
11-06-2012, 07:23 AM
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yea my buddy has them in his 5.3 with a whole boat load of nitrous... and theyve held up fine no issues.. i was wanting to use them on this budget 5.3 turbo build im doing...
11-06-2012, 12:51 PM
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Great to hear they are working for yall.
I'm getting ready to order some.
$70 sounds so much better than $50 stock turd bolts and $200+ ARP studs.
I feel like ARP is by far the best studs on the market, but you are paying for the ARP name/advertising cost.
just my .02 cents
I'm getting ready to order some.
$70 sounds so much better than $50 stock turd bolts and $200+ ARP studs.
I feel like ARP is by far the best studs on the market, but you are paying for the ARP name/advertising cost.
just my .02 cents
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11-06-2012, 04:13 PM
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With the ARP studs you are going to get a product that you can rely on and trust. You won't be sweating bullets when torquing them down. With the eBay studs I would be worried while torquing them down as their quality control probably isn't nearly as good as ARP. Fishing a broken stud out of the block won't be fun. I used ARP studs, but I would try the eBay ones next based on some positive reviews on tech.