Arp Pro Series Rocker Arm Studs 235-7202 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Part Type: Rocker
Arm Studs Product Line: ARP
Pro Series Rocker Arm Studs Applications: Chevy,
Big Block Base Thread Size: 7/16-14
in. Rocker Arm Nut Thread Size: 7/16-20 in. Guideplate Locator Shank:
Yes Rocker Arm Nut Thread Length (in): 1.000 in. Effective Stud Length (in): 2.000 in. Base Thread Length (in): 1.300 Exh./0.820
Int. Notes: Base
thread length is 1.300 in. exhaust, 0.820 in. intake.
These Pro series rocker arm studs from ARP are ideal for competition applications. They are made from 8470 chromoly steel and are heat-treated to 200,000 psi tensile strength. These studs are concentric within .005 T.I.R. thread pitch to thread pitch, which will give you more consistent rocker geometry. With an extra-large radius base, these studs are more resistant to flex and will provide a more positive seating. These rocker arm studs were designed for use with Perma-Loc adjusters (not for use with OEM-style, self-locking nuts).  |
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