What hp/tq limit do I have with OEM Head bolt
I did 575/400 pretty easy on 92, my brother did 530/430 on his. Not afraid of them as far as their tensile strength. As you pointed out if the headbolts havent been loosened and then if the tune is right it will be fine.
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I wouldn't put a hp or tq limit on the headstuds, I just know many tuners don't want to go over 24psi without having headstuds because they say that you have a possibility of lifting the head and it messes up the seal of the headgasket then you have to replace it...
In my opinion, the major benefit of head studs on a moderate build is that they have a longer lifespan than the OEM headbolts. The OEM headbolts stretch when you torque them and once they stretch past the service limit you have to replace them.
Headstuds are easier to setup too. You just final torque them to 85 or whatever value vs. the 90 degree turn, 90 degree turn stipulated for OEM bolts.
Headstuds are easier to setup too. You just final torque them to 85 or whatever value vs. the 90 degree turn, 90 degree turn stipulated for OEM bolts.
Last edited by wreckleford; Aug 10, 2014 at 05:30 PM.
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