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Old 06-22-2007, 02:29 PM
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ARP "New Age 625's"
Ok has anyone heard of these studs or know how to get a set of them?
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Old 06-22-2007, 02:54 PM
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Doug (jetpilot) at PerformanceDieselWarehouse. Get ready for sticker shock as they are about three times the cost of regular ARP studs. And probably not needed for anything unless your pushing close to the 1000hp mark...
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Originally Posted by trik396
Doug (jetpilot) at PerformanceDieselWarehouse. Get ready for sticker shock as they are about three times the cost of regular ARP studs. And probably not needed for anything unless your pushing close to the 1000hp mark...
I had heard that too!!!
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Wow! That is pricey. Do you think they are worth 3x the price of the regular studs?
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Old 06-22-2007, 09:38 PM
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Right now even Doug is out of 24v 625 studs. Piers is the only place with them. Somewhere north of $1100 per set retail. Above 800hp they might be a good idea. Tim
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what is the difference between the 'regular' ARP studs?
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Old 06-22-2007, 11:05 PM
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For 95% of the people out there with non stock trucks these studs really arent necessary. They are more for the nitrous/street truck type crowd... Yes better than the stock ARP unit (which are already pretty darn good)but really if you want to do it the better way get the block done up so you can run the 14mm head studs from A1.
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I am guessing that you have to pull the motor to drill out the block from 12 mm to 14mm to accept the larger studs? or am I wrong?
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You guessed right.
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Some guys are saying that drilling for the 14mm studs makes the block weaker. Any truth to those rumors?
Doesn't make sense to me, unless they are drilling and tapping wrong.
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Originally Posted by WUnderwood
I am guessing that you have to pull the motor to drill out the block from 12 mm to 14mm to accept the larger studs? or am I wrong?
I was under the impression that the 625 studs were still 12mm they were just made from a different material.
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Originally Posted by Jfaulkner
I was under the impression that the 625 studs were still 12mm they were just made from a different material.
I was told they are 14MM......
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The new age 625+ are 12mm but are as strong as 14mm studs. They were made of an incredibly strong material. And also so you didn't have to do the drilling and tapping that a 14mm requires.
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I do believe A-1 has the same product....for a lot cheaper price....Contact Haisley Machine. ks
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Originally Posted by trik396
The new age 625+ are 12mm but are as strong as 14mm studs. They were made of an incredibly strong material. And also so you didn't have to do the drilling and tapping that a 14mm requires.
Yeah but what about the block?

Sorry, 14's are still superior...

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Some guys are saying that drilling for the 14mm studs makes the block weaker. Any truth to those rumors?
Doesn't make sense to me, unless they are drilling and tapping wrong.
No.
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