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				ARP Head Studs
			 
			Does anybody have a good (read inexpensive) source for ARP head bolts for my 3.2?  I Found a broken stud druring my last valve adjustment.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
		 
				__________________ Don Booth 87 Carrera Coupe (Current) 70 911 T Coupe 74 914 | ||
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			try phone call to Pelican Parts
		 
				__________________ Ronin LB '77 911s 2.7 PMO E 8.5 SSI Monty MSD JPI w x6 | ||
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			Any particular reason you want to spend the extra money on ARP? The head stud that broke was most likely a lower stud that is one of the dilivar studs. The upper studs are steel and are probably in great condition. The consensus of the board is that replacing the lower studs with steel will remedy the problem and save you a lot of money over ARP.
		 
				__________________ Kurt V No more Porsches, but a revolving number of motorcycles. | ||
|  03-07-2008, 04:47 AM | 
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			+1 for Steel Studs from Pelican. Like Kurt says, it's usually the lower Exhaust ones; replace them all. Depending on your mileage, lot's of other things need doing. Wayne's book is a great help. 
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