Head Studs & Hardware

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Head Studs & Hardware

Head studs and their hardware hold the cylinder head to the engine block and keep steady clamping force on the head gasket. Many builders replace factory head bolts with studs when they add boost, raise compression or push an engine harder. Consistent clamp load helps keep the gasket sealed under higher cylinder pressure. Studs thread into the block and let the nut do the work, which can make torquing more even.

We currently have 6 products in stock, all from ARP. The range includes individual replacement studs such as the ARP M10 x 6.100in Replacement Stud and the ARP Replacement Stud (One Stud) for 218-4702. Single studs are useful when you need to replace one damaged or lost stud without buying a full set.

  • Confirm the thread size and length match your engine and your existing studs.
  • Check the part number of your current kit when ordering a single replacement stud.
  • Use the lubricant and torque sequence the manufacturer recommends.
  • Inspect nuts and washers and replace any that show damage.

To narrow the list to parts for your engine, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

Head Studs & Hardware

Head studs and their hardware hold the cylinder head to the engine block and keep steady clamping force on the head gasket. Many builders replace factory head bolts with studs when they add boost, raise compression or push an engine harder. Consistent clamp load helps keep the gasket sealed under higher cylinder pressure. Studs thread into the block and let the nut do the work, which can make torquing more even.

We currently have 6 products in stock, all from ARP. The range includes individual replacement studs such as the ARP M10 x 6.100in Replacement Stud and the ARP Replacement Stud (One Stud) for 218-4702. Single studs are useful when you need to replace one damaged or lost stud without buying a full set.

  • Confirm the thread size and length match your engine and your existing studs.
  • Check the part number of your current kit when ordering a single replacement stud.
  • Use the lubricant and torque sequence the manufacturer recommends.
  • Inspect nuts and washers and replace any that show damage.

To narrow the list to parts for your engine, pick your vehicle to see what fits.