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What size socket for ARP head stud kit?

After a valve adjustment yesterday, I tried to check the torque on my ARP head studs. A 12mm, 12-point socket seemed about right, but wouldn't stay on the nut. Maybe it wasn't quite deep enough?
I can't remember what socket i used during assembly. I guess i'm getting old.
If anyone can point me in the right direction i'd appreciate it.

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far as i can remember thats correct.
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Just did mine, as per "colingreene" confirmation, 12 Point - 12mm (depth socket) is it.
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Ok, thanks guys. The end of the stud must have been too long for my 12mm wobble socket.
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Did you use a wobble extension on you socket? If so that is the problem.
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No, it was a socket with a wobble built in. It has a recess that was deeper than a typical shallow socket, but not enough to clear the bullet end of the ARP stud.

Side note: It's strange that deep 12 point sockets are so uncommon.

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