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Question exhaust studs

anyone know how long the exhaust studs are bought a stud removal tool from another pelican ,just want how far down to drill to extract stud ....would like to know overall length and how deep it goes into the head .it's a 911 3.0 motor with thin flanges ....thanks

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Old 12-18-2006, 04:06 PM
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you will know when the stud is drilled through. you'll feel it.
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check out this thread.....christian went though the process
A tail of burnt spaghetti and broken exhaust studs.
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bell ,john ,thanks i guess i should go right to the source i bought tool from chistian but don't want to ruin the heads by going too deep .thanks to all
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You may want to make a mark on the drill bit.

If you can take out a good stud and make note of how deep it went in or measure the depth once a good stud is removed.
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It is a 50mm M8 stud, but the majority of the stud sticks out above the head. The part that goes into the head is only about 10mm deep. I know this because I got lucky and one stud just came out. But then I also was unlucky because my first stud snapped at the level of the heat exchanger flange. I bought Christian's tool and it worked like a charm. No damage to the threads at all. Good luck!
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you will know when the stud is drilled through. you'll feel it.
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When the drill bit breaks out of the steel stud, you definitely feel it. Just for reference, it is roughly 1/2"-5/8".

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