Arp 100-1413 Header Studs Big Block Cheverolet Bbc Bb Chevy 3/8" Diameter Stud on 2040-parts.com
Schertz, Texas, United States
ARP manufactures a variety of header stud kits to facilitate the installation of your headers. Rated at 170,000 psi, they're much stronger than stock and will last under even the most severe conditions. Each kit includes the specific number of parts required for the desired application, plus premium-quality washers and either hex or 12-point nuts. Universal kits are also available. |
Fasteners & Stud Kits for Sale
- Arp 200-8518 black washer - 7/16 id x 3/4 od (1)(US $0.99)
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- Arp 400-8302 s/s 12pt. nut - 3/8-24 (1)(US $2.99)
- Arp 200-8512 black washer - 7/16 id x 7/8 od (1)(US $0.99)
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