how much can the stock head studs handle?
Originally Posted by Ryu123
Before doing headstuds, I would advise doing a search for oil leak after HS install. I did HS on mine and now I have an oil leak on the backside of my block.
Due to improper installation. Head studs aren't going to cause an oil leak, that is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
The stock head bolts and gasket are going to handle a lot more power than most Evo owners will ever make. I wouldn't be surprised if they held at 550-600whp.
Originally Posted by Ackerson
Due to improper installation. Head studs aren't going to cause an oil leak, that is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
The stock head bolts and gasket are going to handle a lot more power than most Evo owners will ever make. I wouldn't be surprised if they held at 550-600whp.
The stock head bolts and gasket are going to handle a lot more power than most Evo owners will ever make. I wouldn't be surprised if they held at 550-600whp.
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the installation breaks the headgasket seal.
Originally Posted by Ackerson
Due to improper installation. Head studs aren't going to cause an oil leak, that is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
The stock head bolts and gasket are going to handle a lot more power than most Evo owners will ever make. I wouldn't be surprised if they held at 550-600whp.
The stock head bolts and gasket are going to handle a lot more power than most Evo owners will ever make. I wouldn't be surprised if they held at 550-600whp.
Originally Posted by kf6ytc
the installation breaks the headgasket seal.
I did not do the ARP headstuds. I have read here of people getting leaks after installing them. Yes they are stronger studs, but the chances of getting the leak and having to go back in there to repair that are about 50%. If i ever go with a huge turbo at 26+psi then thats a whole different story.
Originally Posted by _EVOled_
26 psi. that is the proven area that they sometimes begin weakening at. search for it...
That's bull****, I've seen Evo's with bone stock engines take 35 psi. 26 psi might have been the point that detonation occured and toased the gasket, but there isn't enough cylinder pressure at 26 psi to cause the factory bolts to fail.
Originally Posted by Ackerson
That's bull****, I've seen Evo's with bone stock engines take 35 psi. 26 psi might have been the point that detonation occured and toased the gasket, but there isn't enough cylinder pressure at 26 psi to cause the factory bolts to fail.
Originally Posted by Ackerson
That's bull****, I've seen Evo's with bone stock engines take 35 psi. 26 psi might have been the point that detonation occured and toased the gasket, but there isn't enough cylinder pressure at 26 psi to cause the factory bolts to fail.






