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Old 04-07-2012, 10:13 AM   #10
Kohnke Rebabbitting
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Default Re: Snyder's Head Problem

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Originally Posted by theHIGHLANDER View Post
How do you all install block studs? It's always been my thought and M O to simply seal them and run em in finger tight. That being the case, what's the issue with 1 turn up? Isn't the idea of a stud to turn in the base as the nut torques? Maybe I'm too anal about that detail, but it works in race motors up to 15:1. Also, if the block is that bad it might be time for some threaded inserts. Not heli-coil, bad idea in some blocks...just sayin?
Anytime you use a stud in anything, the stud is, and should always be wrench tight!

If you don't, you will be pulling on the threads, rather then the block, and you have created a weak link.


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