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Justin told me just to use the same stud. I have not installed mine but he said the thickness of the girdle is equivalent to the stock bolt head with the stud sticking out of the top. As I understood it the ARP stud passes through the girdle, through the pick up tube bracket and then the nut tightens down.
i agree.
just got done washing the pump & pickup.
in my mind i thought i would have to do something different.
when looking at it, the bracket will need to be drilled out.
easy enough.
remove washer, and retorque nut.
hope to get the rods, slugs and oil pump& pan on tomorrow
I need to include that info in the instructions.... Thanks for reminding me...
Yes... For the record... You drill out the bracket to 1/2", and replace the washer for that stud with the bracket.
you should also raise the price 5 bucks, and include the ARP thread lube.
atleast a small tube for this application.
woulda saved me an hour of tryin to pick some up LOL
Believe it or not, though I recommend it, I dont even use it myself.... I just use standard assembly lube on all the fasteners.... My recommendation comes right through me from ARP. Ive used it in the past, and its clear why they recommend it, I just dont think its a complete necessity...
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