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Thread: Cams Install
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Old 01-29-2008, 06:30 AM   #10 (permalink)
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Coevo, heres the deal Head studs are better period. they have more tpi(threads per inch) which means can hold more tourge or pressure. Also reatainers will help at the high end of the rpm range. Now on the retainers you needint them they recommend them for your cams in the box if you notice. They are a good idea for enevn later down the road but it is not a must have right now. Head studs IMO is a great investment, just because that could save you from a blown head gasket from to much boost or worping your head that is alot of money for a 100 dollar set of head studs. Don't you think so? IMO anything over 24 you are pushing the limit of the stock head bolts. Notice I put IMO on thing I alone believe. Other people can chime in.


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