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ARP bolts - leaf200 - 04-04-2020
I am having issues with some ARP looking bolts on some Conrods they are marked AS 24 120 E.
Does anyone know what ARP bolts should be used on Phoenix rods and where I can purchase a set.
Thanks
David
RE: ARP bolts - Terrytuned - 04-04-2020
I had to identfy some conrod bolts so see photo, there is an ARP site on line. Terry.
RE: ARP bolts - Steve Jones - 04-04-2020
Those in the three engines I have with Phoenix rods are all ARP 2000 as in Terry's photo, David. Earliest rods are, probably, from about 2007, latest Spring 2019.
Steve
RE: ARP bolts - leaf200 - 04-04-2020
That picture is really useful. Is the torque setting the same for Barlow bolts?
Thanks
David
RE: ARP bolts - Charles P - 04-04-2020
Make sure they're really the right ones.
I can't remember what was on the head of these but it wasn't ARP
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RE: ARP bolts - Chris KC - 04-04-2020
customerservice@mail.arp-bolts.com
RE: ARP bolts - Bob Culver - 04-04-2020
Original ordinary Seven bolts are a very neat fit in drillings. What locates the rod halves with the waisted bolts? has anyone access to a hardness tester to establish what tensile strength originals are?
RE: ARP bolts - Alan - 05-04-2020
Depends whose rods Bob but they all are dowelled one way or another. Can’t do a photo all my rods are in engines perhaps someone can oblige.
RE: ARP bolts - Charles P - 05-04-2020
RE: ARP bolts - Steve Jones - 05-04-2020
You beat me to it, Charles. I'll have one available to photograph tomorrow!
Steve