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Rocker Stud Kits
Rocker studs secure the rocker arms, or the pedestals they ride on, to the cylinder head. They keep the valvetrain located as the rockers open and close the valves. Replacing factory bolts with a stud kit can give more consistent clamping and a sturdier mount. That matters when an engine runs stiffer valve springs, makes more power or works hard towing and hauling.
We currently have 1 rocker stud kit in stock, from ARP. It is the ARP Dodge Cummins 24V Rocker Pedestal Rocker Stud Kit, made to hold down the rocker pedestals on the 24-valve Cummins. Our fitment data lists it for the Dodge Ram 1500, Ram 2500, Ram 3500, Ram 2500 Van and Ram 3500 Van.
Confirm your engine as well as your model, since rocker hardware is engine-specific.
Check whether your setup uses pedestal bolts or rocker studs, and that the kit matches.
Follow the manufacturer's torque and lubricant instructions closely.
Inspect the rockers, pedestals and pushrods while the valve cover is off.
To make sure this kit suits your truck or van, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Rocker studs secure the rocker arms, or the pedestals they ride on, to the cylinder head. They keep the valvetrain located as the rockers open and close the valves. Replacing factory bolts with a stud kit can give more consistent clamping and a sturdier mount. That matters when an engine runs stiffer valve springs, makes more power or works hard towing and hauling.
We currently have 1 rocker stud kit in stock, from ARP. It is the ARP Dodge Cummins 24V Rocker Pedestal Rocker Stud Kit, made to hold down the rocker pedestals on the 24-valve Cummins. Our fitment data lists it for the Dodge Ram 1500, Ram 2500, Ram 3500, Ram 2500 Van and Ram 3500 Van.
Confirm your engine as well as your model, since rocker hardware is engine-specific.
Check whether your setup uses pedestal bolts or rocker studs, and that the kit matches.
Follow the manufacturer's torque and lubricant instructions closely.
Inspect the rockers, pedestals and pushrods while the valve cover is off.
To make sure this kit suits your truck or van, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
