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Old 02-29-04, 09:56 PM
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Question Rotor Housing Studs – Question

In the rotor housing there is a stud right by the water passage. Has anyone taken these out to use bolts for the intake instead of these studs? Just checking. I do not want to break anything. Please let me know how it went pulling them and using bolts.

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Bump, someone hs pulled these studs haven't they?
Are they into a water passage? Do they tend to break as you try to pull them? Is there a horror story out there about someone who pulled them?
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those studs also holds the intake manifold. its not hard to remove. just use 2 nuts and 2 12mm wrenches. Or if you dont care about the studs, then just use vice grip to unscrew them.
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I think the studs are there to keep you from stripping the threads in the engine when tightening the intake down. Im sure you could use bolts without a problem, just make sure to use some crap to make sure the bolts dont get stuck in there
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Great thanks,
I just did not want to find out there is a problem after I have removed them. Thanks again.
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Complete intake setups can be pretty heavy and quite a pain to hold in place while trying to screw in the bolts if didn't have the studs to sit on.
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That true, the studs do make it easier to line up.
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