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Cam Tower Bolt Kits
Cam tower bolts secure the cam towers or cam carriers to the cylinder head. That keeps the camshafts held in alignment while the engine runs. These fasteners need to clamp evenly and hold their tension through repeated heat cycles. Builders often replace the factory bolts during a head rebuild or cam swap, on engines that see higher rpm or boost, or when the original bolts are worn or were meant to be used only once.
We currently have 4 Cam Tower Bolt Kits in stock, all from ARP. The range includes the ARP VW/Audi 2.0L (FSI) 4cyl Cam Tower Bolt Kit and the ARP Mitsubishi 4G63 Cam Tower Bolt Kit. Each kit is specific to its engine.
When choosing a kit, keep these points in mind:
Match the kit to your exact engine code, not just the vehicle model.
Follow the torque values and tightening sequence in the kit instructions.
Use the assembly lubricant the instructions call for, since it affects clamping force.
Check whether other head or valvetrain hardware should be replaced during the same job.
To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Cam tower bolts secure the cam towers or cam carriers to the cylinder head. That keeps the camshafts held in alignment while the engine runs. These fasteners need to clamp evenly and hold their tension through repeated heat cycles. Builders often replace the factory bolts during a head rebuild or cam swap, on engines that see higher rpm or boost, or when the original bolts are worn or were meant to be used only once.
We currently have 4 Cam Tower Bolt Kits in stock, all from ARP. The range includes the ARP VW/Audi 2.0L (FSI) 4cyl Cam Tower Bolt Kit and the ARP Mitsubishi 4G63 Cam Tower Bolt Kit. Each kit is specific to its engine.
When choosing a kit, keep these points in mind:
Match the kit to your exact engine code, not just the vehicle model.
Follow the torque values and tightening sequence in the kit instructions.
Use the assembly lubricant the instructions call for, since it affects clamping force.
Check whether other head or valvetrain hardware should be replaced during the same job.
To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
