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Old 03-11-2012, 03:22 PM
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Arp Exhaust Studs

Does anyone know if they make ARP exhaust manifold studs for the 2.0 cobalt? I've been having issues with leaking between my turbo mani and the head. I seem to remember the shop that replaced my gasket before had a hard time with the studs and not all were studs. I dunno if that is normal or not. I'd like to have it uniform if possible.
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you probably needed new nuts they are able to be reused a couple of times and you can get the studs from c.e.d.
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Originally Posted by mrbelvedere
you probably needed new nuts they are able to be reused a couple of times and you can get the studs from c.e.d.
should i get 10 studs and nuts then?
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nuts only if the studs look good
the nuts are crushed a little so they dont back off over time
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Yeah, just use the stock hardware. They come new with a dab of loctite on the stud and the nuts are locking nuts, so they work very well.
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replace the missing studs and get all new nuts
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Anyone know the threadpitch/size of the stock manifold studs/nuts?
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Originally Posted by Rubbermaid_LSJ
Anyone know the threadpitch/size of the stock manifold studs/nuts?


I think 8mm x 1.25
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Originally Posted by Tjolley
I think 8mm x 1.25


Thanks!

How sure are you? Can anyone else confirm this?
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Originally Posted by Rubbermaid_LSJ
Thanks!

How sure are you? Can anyone else confirm this?

almosts 100%...I know its the coarse one...not a fine thread for sure...
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I believe he is right, 8x1.25mm on the head flange.
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