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Old 06-24-2024, 06:33 PM   #5
GreyGhost702
 
Drives: 2019 Camaro 1SS1LE
Join Date: Jan 2024
Location: Utah
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Originally Posted by Baddawg53 View Post
Guess I'm not the only one hundreds of wasted dollars into ARP hardware that doesn't fit... I have the flywheel bolts and the rocker studs sitting on the shelf
Well the flywheel bolts are going back to the vendor. If any legit ARP vendor has a problem taking them back, you can talk to ARP and they'll get you straightened out. Though, not sure if there is a window of opportunity there. As for the rocker studs, if these nuts from ARP work out, then there's a solution. As far as using them for OE, it's not possible without drilling the dimples off. I told ARP I don't see a drill bit being very accurate in that space, I think a dremel with a small grinding bit would be the safe way. But you gotta hit each rocker 4 times to flush it out. That's a lot of work to run studs on OEM trunions lol. At least the CHE's just need the smaller diameter flange nuts.
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