Don't put your hardware in a dirty hole! ARP install trick
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Don't put your hardware in a dirty hole! ARP install trick
I'm sure this is not a new idea to most of you, just thought i'd share this simple little DIY trick with my favorite message board! Great free way to prep threads before installing new hardware such as ARP head studs, main studs, rod bolts etc.
http://brewedmotorsports.com/site/DIY%2 ... ports.html
Hope this helps someone
http://brewedmotorsports.com/site/DIY%2 ... ports.html
Hope this helps someone
Awesome idea! thanks for sharing :]
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FS: Stock head bolts that are laying in my truck for this lol
Nice find, never though about that.
Nice find, never though about that.
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I just run a tap and call it a day.
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Same here. Taps are pretty cheap. But for someone who doesn't have a tap set and doesn't feel like buying any, this looks like a good idea.supakat wrote:I just run a tap and call it a day.
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I used this technique on my roommate's DSM. Worked great for me. Lots of crud came out. I ran it in twice with a healthy dose of carb cleaner after each run-in.
R.I.P. 1990 Red Hatch - DOHC 5 speed // CP 9:1 - Eagle Rods - Clevite - ARP // Holset HX35 - 20psi daily - MSPNP2
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