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Old Jan 5, 2009 | 05:08 PM
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ARP Rocker Studs

While getting ready to install my new 7/16 ARP rocker studs, I read the instructions to check for correct torque spec. While reading, it specifies to use ARP moly lube when installing.

Should I use any type of sealer or lube when installing these studs into the heads? I have bone stock heads.

I have the following to use if needed : ARP thread sealer, GM NPT paste and Permatex #2. I have others, but figured these would be the best to choose from. Any help is appreciated.
Old Jan 5, 2009 | 05:11 PM
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just get some pipe thread sealer permatex PTS, you really only need it on the intakes.

I always tq mine to 50#
Old Jan 6, 2009 | 12:43 AM
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Now it looks like the rocker studs are too long. I should have known things were going too well. I bought the Pro Series studs that are meant for roller rockers part # 234-7206.

Does anybody know the correct part # for the Pro Series 7/16 studs that I need? Is it 234-7202?
Old Jan 6, 2009 | 10:56 PM
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The max lenth the threads can be is .5" with guideplates but I think you
already found this out.

Whatever you do DON'T use the ARP sealant!!!!!

I repeat, DON'T use the ARP sealant on rocker studs!!!!!

Even though this applies to ported heads, it's good general practice to
use Permatex #2, GM sealant or other appropriate sealant for all rocker studs.

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