04-24-2007, 06:45 AM
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1000whp postwhore
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I went with studs. They went in like a dream. You may want a tap and dye set.
You put the studs in finger tight. When you start the torque process it will drive them in deeper while you tighten. I foud that nice dab of molly on 1 finger tip was ample. Because you want to have enough to do the tope as well. There is enought to do the bolts if you choose. I have a pic of my studded block in my build thread. Check it out. You may get an idea that I have over looked or something. I took those pics with my unsteady blackberry, So heads up. |
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