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Souutherncivic 05-20-2004 10:31 AM

stripped out head stud threads
 
i have a b18b1 with a B18a1 head and i am in the process of doing a swap into a 94 civic ex. when i went to put the head on after having to shaved to get a 10.0-1 cpr, i was hand tightening the head studs and and i noticed that they where not getting tight. i pulled one of the bolts up and noticed that some of the threads pulled out as well. help!!!!!!!

88crxSi 05-20-2004 10:34 AM

Re:stripped out head stud threads
 
re-drill and re-tap.

Souutherncivic 05-20-2004 10:37 AM

Re:stripped out head stud threads
 
using heli-coil? and would i need to bring it to a machine shop?

terdbird 05-20-2004 11:49 AM

Re:stripped out head stud threads
 
i dont know if a heli-coil would like all that torque, but you could try. i dont think its wise to drill and tap a head bolt hole... call a machine shop and ask.

Honda16hb 05-20-2004 11:51 AM

Re:stripped out head stud threads
 
I would let the machine shop handle this, or at least tell you how to handle it.

HMT-Admin 05-20-2004 08:04 PM

Re:stripped out head stud threads
 
I did the same thing on my ls/vtec.. I luckly found a longer head bolt I beleive off a older Z car.. I'm still crossing my fingers on that one ;)

quadnie 05-20-2004 10:05 PM

Re:stripped out head stud threads
 
Heli Coil won't work, forget that one. Drill and tap *should* work, hnless tha aluminum in that area is reinforced. Machine shop is going to charge you a few hundred bucks to get this done. Look into it more and weigh out your options.

PureCRXtasy 05-20-2004 10:48 PM

Re:stripped out head stud threads
 
I'd try this out first. It'll only cost you $65 to try it and it looks like you'll get other uses from it.

HTS-2000 Aluminum Repair Rod

Watch the video where they create new threads in an aluminum block then break the head off a Grade 5 bolt trying to strip them out. It looks to be a decent product to me so far, but I don't know anyone that has actually used it yet. I've been waiting for something to use it on since I first heard about it a few months ago.

Tell Me Turbo 05-21-2004 03:37 AM

Re:stripped out head stud threads
 
That product looks really badass. I wonder how toxic it is to work with. Probably no more toxic than welding fumes but who knows.

Louisianaimport 05-21-2004 10:51 AM

Re:stripped out head stud threads
 
well what the hell? i am having trouble logging in as southerncivic. i gave the heli-coil a shot and i must say, it was relatively easy and it feels as though the heli-coil will set with no problem i'll find out soon enough. it was a very clean non-toxic procedure


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