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bipedbear 03-23-2006 03:20 PM

help.... arp head stud
 
alright, well i stripped the 12 points off of one of the nuts on my arp headstuds and now i dont know what the hell to do, can i just buy a regular nut to fit on there? or does it have to be some good strength ----? and does arp have an actual official site so i can call them? all ive ever seen is just distributors selling their ----

USS 03-23-2006 03:27 PM

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Call them up directly and buy it from there. They're really good guys.

MAJORAHOLE 03-23-2006 03:33 PM

Re: help.... arp head stud
 
not to thread jack, but is there a special socket for those?

djfob 03-23-2006 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by MAJORAHOLE
not to thread jack, but is there a special socket for those?

just a 12 point socket

MAJORAHOLE 03-23-2006 04:18 PM

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i c thanx

Turblow 03-23-2006 05:23 PM

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12 point is kinda special I guess, not to common is standard kits, I had to buy one anyways and I picked up another 12 point for my arps bolts

BTW- How the hell do you strip a 12 point nut? You trying to throw a 13mm on there or something? Ive seen people strip some hard ----, but head bolts are something you cant ---- around with

A regular high grade nut would do just fine though

HMTguy 03-23-2006 05:24 PM

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Best thing to do is get one from ARP directly, but it's a bit pricey for just a nut.

If your hardware store has hardened nuts (I do) then that'll probably work fine. I was missing a couple washers from my kit and I just bought some hardened ones from the local True Value.

motochris 03-23-2006 08:24 PM

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sometimes those sockets are hard to find. it is easy to find a 12 point shallow but a 12 point deep is hard to find.

absolutezroo 03-23-2006 08:48 PM

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deeper is infact better

motochris 03-23-2006 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by absolutezroo
deeper is infact better

always

bipedbear 03-24-2006 09:02 AM

Re: help.... arp head stud
 
well like i said, does arp have a site that i can contact them at? im just going to go down to fastenal and get one

HMTguy 03-24-2006 11:17 AM

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Do you not know how to use Google? I just found their website in 5 seconds.

Hellbert 03-27-2006 10:10 PM

Re: help.... arp head stud
 

Originally Posted by Turblow
12 point is kinda special I guess, not to common is standard kits, I had to buy one anyways and I picked up another 12 point for my arps bolts

BTW- How the hell do you strip a 12 point nut? You trying to throw a 13mm on there or something? Ive seen people strip some hard ----, but head bolts are something you cant ---- around with

A regular high grade nut would do just fine though


its not as hard as u might think. flexplate bolts on a powerstroke are 12pt 18mm and i have ended up having to take many of them out with a air chisel. best thing to do is buy snap on sockets for stuff like that. a lot of people say snap on is a rip off but their stuff really is better though it is over priced but its worth it in the headaches itll save you

mycrx 03-28-2006 09:36 AM

Re: help.... arp head stud
 

Originally Posted by Turblow
12 point is kinda special I guess, not to common is standard kits, I had to buy one anyways and I picked up another 12 point for my arps bolts

BTW- How the hell do you strip a 12 point nut? You trying to throw a 13mm on there or something? Ive seen people strip some hard ----, but head bolts are something you cant ---- around with

A regular high grade nut would do just fine though

yea this is something i dont understand, ive watch all my friends strip ---- out and break stuff, or try loosen'n something and they r going the wrong way, ITS JUST COMMON FUCKN SENSE lol but good luck and yeah i wouldnt reccomend using a nut from the hardware store.


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