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A stud kit replaces a set of fasteners with studs and nuts. The stud stays threaded into one part while the nut does the tightening, so the threads in the softer component see less wear each time something comes apart. Builders often pick studs for engines that get serviced often or work harder than stock. Studs can also make parts easier to line up during assembly and help torque go on more evenly.
You will find these under Engine Components › Stud Kits. We currently have 3 kits in stock, all from ARP. Examples include the ARP M8 x 1.25 x 45mm Broached Stud Kit (16 pieces) and the ARP M8 x 1.25 x 51mm Broached Stud Kit, also 16 pieces. The thread and length in each name help you match a kit to the job.
Confirm the thread size and pitch match the holes you are working with.
Check stud length so you get full thread engagement without bottoming out.
Make sure the piece count covers every location you plan to replace.
Follow the fastener maker's torque and lubricant instructions.
To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A stud kit replaces a set of fasteners with studs and nuts. The stud stays threaded into one part while the nut does the tightening, so the threads in the softer component see less wear each time something comes apart. Builders often pick studs for engines that get serviced often or work harder than stock. Studs can also make parts easier to line up during assembly and help torque go on more evenly.
You will find these under Engine Components › Stud Kits. We currently have 3 kits in stock, all from ARP. Examples include the ARP M8 x 1.25 x 45mm Broached Stud Kit (16 pieces) and the ARP M8 x 1.25 x 51mm Broached Stud Kit, also 16 pieces. The thread and length in each name help you match a kit to the job.
Confirm the thread size and pitch match the holes you are working with.
Check stud length so you get full thread engagement without bottoming out.
Make sure the piece count covers every location you plan to replace.
Follow the fastener maker's torque and lubricant instructions.
To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
