ARP Exhaust Manifold Studs. Huh?

[Cyberkreig]

So. Phase2 is selling ARP ex. mani studs for the sr20.

They seem to be the only sr company selling these studs.

They are charging more than any other set of ARP ex. studs on the web.

The studs are not listed on the ARP catalog.

I suspect they are using a crossover, does anyone have any ideas on how to figure out what part applies?

(yea yea stronger studs seem kinda worthless at first, but before you flame read my post about the cracked manifold and broken stud.)

[Nismo_Freak]

Pull out exhaust stud, measure lengths, thickness, and pitch.

Call ARP.

[Dori Dori]

And post specs here.

[Cyberkreig]

If i had the means for measuring thread pitch i'd probably not need to post the question.

[Dori Dori]

Just go to a machine shop.

[180fan]

just take a manifold nut to a hardware store and try fitting some different sized nuts on the stud. Bam got the size and pitch. Just measure a stud for its length from there and bam got it all.

[Cyberkreig]

Now that i have the brainpower to pull off! (if not the brain power to think of it myself!)

I'll post the info when i get it.

[Cyberkreig]

m10 x 1.25

46mm overall length

[DrJ]

Does anyone know what ARP part number that translates into?

[SR20Monster]

very good info.. I think I'm gonna upgrade mine.. since they might be streched out

[ser2102]

i replaced 5 of them when i put on my megan racing manifold. but i used the stock manifold studs that i got from superior nissan. i think they were like 5 bucks a pop. anyways, yeah when i got the motor, the one furthest back was snapped in half, i hope motor mounts will keep the motor from moving too much and prevent that from happening again.

[FusionR300zx]

http://www.tougefactory.com/main.htm

they got em

[afracer]

I've had the stainless ARP studs in my car for a year now, no problems besides the install... if you're using a tubular style manifold (SSAC or MR) you won't be able to use all of the studs, mine were a bit longer than the stock studs for some reason, so the two tough to reach nut/stud on the top by #3/2 exhaust ports I had to keep the stock studs in there. Just a heads up...

[SR20Monster]

even better info to know.. stock it is!