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SzoylentGreen |
May 25 2018, 08:42 AM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 23-March 18 From: Bloomington IN Member No.: 21,994 Region Association: None |
Are the T4 and T1 head studs interchangeable?
I see to be having a hard time finding a T4 (78mm stroke, 5.5" rods) head stud kit, other than the $400 RaceWare kit. There are tons of T1 head stud kits avail, just checking if they'll work. |
SzoylentGreen |
May 26 2018, 11:12 PM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 23-March 18 From: Bloomington IN Member No.: 21,994 Region Association: None |
Any sources of head studs other than Raceware or ARP?
I’m building a fairly conservative T4 turbo (looking for about 175 - 195 hp), so I’m only going to be pushing low boost. I’m not building a 400HP monster like the Raceware is designed for. Does anyone make some standard chrome-moly head studs for the T4? I’m not really comfortable re-using 45 year old rusty head studs, and I don’t think I really have a need that justifies $400 Raceware head studs. BTW, I’ll be using 96mm biral cylinders, so these should have a similar thermal expansion coefficient to the stock iron cylinders. Nickies would of course be nice, but I’m not paying $4000 a set. |
Mark Henry |
May 27 2018, 11:06 AM
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that's what I do! Group: Members Posts: 20,065 Joined: 27-December 02 From: Port Hope, Ontario Member No.: 26 Region Association: Canada |
Any sources of head studs other than Raceware or ARP? I’m building a fairly conservative T4 turbo (looking for about 175 - 195 hp), so I’m only going to be pushing low boost. I’m not building a 400HP monster like the Raceware is designed for. Does anyone make some standard chrome-moly head studs for the T4? I’m not really comfortable re-using 45 year old rusty head studs, and I don’t think I really have a need that justifies $400 Raceware head studs. BTW, I’ll be using 96mm biral cylinders, so these should have a similar thermal expansion coefficient to the stock iron cylinders. Nickies would of course be nice, but I’m not paying $4000 a set. No, stock studs are more than strong enough so there's not a big market for them. LN only really sells the ARP studs for nickies, it has little to do with strength, it's more of a compatible clamping force for the alunimum cylinders of nickies. |
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