Too many miles for head studs?
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The only reason to install headstuds on a CR Cummins if because you have added a ton of power (fuel and boost).
Adding a ton of power on a 316, 000 miles Cummins is risky IMO.
However, if your headgasket is not leaking, compression or coolant, you likely would have no issue installing one head stud at a time like many of us have over the years.
Adding a ton of power on a 316, 000 miles Cummins is risky IMO.
However, if your headgasket is not leaking, compression or coolant, you likely would have no issue installing one head stud at a time like many of us have over the years.
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The only reason to install headstuds on a CR Cummins if because you have added a ton of power (fuel and boost).
Adding a ton of power on a 316, 000 miles Cummins is risky IMO.
However, if your headgasket is not leaking, compression or coolant, you likely would have no issue installing one head stud at a time like many of us have over the years.
Adding a ton of power on a 316, 000 miles Cummins is risky IMO.
However, if your headgasket is not leaking, compression or coolant, you likely would have no issue installing one head stud at a time like many of us have over the years.
Why are you wanting to add studs?
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