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    So I found an arp stud kit for the older engines but can find nothing for the gen 3 motors. Is there actually anything out there aside from the stock TTY bolts that came with this thing? Part numbers and links are more than welcome.

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    RE: head bolt/stud options for 3400

    When I ordered my ARP studs several year sago, there was no kit available for the aluminum head engines, so I had to buy everything seperately. Last year someone posted that there was now a kit for this, but I never saw a number or price on it. Try a search for ARP and see if it comes up.

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    • #3
      RE: head bolt/stud options for 3400

      If arp has a kit for us, it sure isn't on their site. I'm going to try to find the individual bolts they have, but all I could find was m10 bolts and we need m11.

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      • #4
        i found this on the site:


        Bolts/Studs

        All part numbers listed below are ARP part numbers. o­nly the kit numbers are part numbers are from ARP, the rest of the info is from personal experience with the following parts.

        Here's is the stud info for the Gen II and Gen III aluminum heads.

        8 - Undercut Long studs (11mm x 1.5 & 7/16" - 20) - ATP5.4LU
        8 - Undercut Short studs (11mm x 1.5 & 7/16" - 20) - ATP4.650LU
        16 - Hex Nuts (7/16" - 20) - APN58 or 12 point nuts (7/16" - 20) - APN12-1
        16 - Washers (7/16" ID 13/16 OD) - APW1316N

        These studs are under cut, which means that the OD diameter of the shaft is less then the OD of the threads. This actually makes the stud stronger because the OD of the stud is the same the entire length of the stud, instead of being necked down at the threads.
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        • #5
          Thanks for the information.

          I notice the kit on the arp site says it's for the 2.8L engine but is 11mm bolts...wasn't the 2.8L on the standard system though?

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          • #6
            no it was intro'd as a metric engine. Designed and bult in mm's, my gen 1 iron head is all metric. if you look around you'll notice that most references are in mm's for these motors. bore, stroke, block measurements, etc... but for some reason not valves. the gm power book even states it as such.
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            • #7
              Yeah, there isn't an actual kit for the gen3 engine, but the parts are available. Those are the right ones. Several of us have got them for our 3400's now. Brad had the part numbers posted somewhere on the front page IIRC. You can order them all from summit too, here's what you need...

              ARP-300-8333 (quantity 2), for the 12pt nuts
              ARP-200-8530 (qty 2), those are the 7/16 washers
              ARP-ATP54LU (qty 8 ), replacement corner stud
              ARP-ATP46501LUB (qty 8 ), single stud

              That will get you everything to do both heads. Total will be about $220 with shipping.
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              • #8
                That's not the most up-to-date part numbers. I really need to update the site! Lemme find them for you really quick...

                Originally posted by AaronGTR
                Ok, I did some checking on summit racing. And I ended up having to call ARP to get the correct part numbers. If you want to use ARP head studs in place of the stock head bolts that bolt the cylinder heads to the block, THESE ARE THE PART NUMBERS YOU NEED.

                long stud (11x1.5mm bottom threads w/ 7/16"x20 top threads)- ATP5.400-1LUB
                short stud (11x1.5mm bottom w/ 7/16x20 top)- ATP4.650-1LUB
                12point nut (7/16x20 thread)- 300-8333
                washer (7/16 I.D.- 13/16 O.D.)- 200-8530

                The lady at ARP told me if you call summit racing and give them those ARP part numbers that they will be able to order you exactly what you need.
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                • #9
                  Mine only cost ~$180 direct from ARP.

                  Marty
                  '99 Z-28 - Weekend Driver
                  '98 Dodge Neon - Winter Beater
                  '84 X-11 - Time and Money Pit
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                  Quote of the week:
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by AaronGTR
                    Yeah, there isn't an actual kit for the gen3 engine, but the parts are available. Those are the right ones. Several of us have got them for our 3400's now. Brad had the part numbers posted somewhere on the front page IIRC. You can order them all from summit too, here's what you need...

                    ARP-300-8333 (quantity 2), for the 12pt nuts
                    ARP-200-8530 (qty 2), those are the 7/16 washers
                    ARP-ATP54LU (qty 8 ), replacement corner stud
                    ARP-ATP46501LUB (qty 8 ), single stud

                    That will get you everything to do both heads. Total will be about $220 with shipping.
                    corrected your post to remove the sunglass faces

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                    • #11
                      Doh! didn't know that would do that if I put an 8 and ) together, lol. Fixed...


                      Brad, did ARP just change the part numbers and they are the same parts, or are those the wrong parts? I haven't actually installed mine yet (waiting for the cam) but when I called ARP that was what they told me I needed. I thought those were the same part numbers you had listed on the site too when I ordered them from summit? They are still the same parts on summit anyway. I just hope they are the right parts. I gave those numbers to Schweppe over on gagt.com also because he wanted them after he blew his head gaskets on the dyno. He buttoned the engine up already because he ran it at MGM last weekend, but I don't know if he had those studs on there yet or used stock bolts.
                      '97 Grand Prix GT 3800 (sold)
                      '00 Grand Am GT 3400 supercharged
                      13.788 @ 103.73 mph, 320whp 300 ft/lbs
                      Gotta love boost!

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                      • #12
                        I figured they were new PNs when you did your research. Ok, so maybe they are the same PN.

                        Geez, I'm so confused...
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                        • #13
                          lol, well... I guess I'll see if everything works right when I install them. I've compared them to some stock head bolts I have lying around though and they look like they are the right length...
                          '97 Grand Prix GT 3800 (sold)
                          '00 Grand Am GT 3400 supercharged
                          13.788 @ 103.73 mph, 320whp 300 ft/lbs
                          Gotta love boost!

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                          • #14
                            I have arp head bolts on my hybrid. I ended up buying 2 kits and piecing them together. One was for a 2.8 iron head, and the other was for a honda engine. Not the most economical route to go. I have heard jbodyperformance.com has a arp head kit now (maybe they custom order them themselves). Worth checking out.


                            feavs

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by feavs
                              I have arp head bolts on my hybrid. I ended up buying 2 kits and piecing them together. One was for a 2.8 iron head, and the other was for a honda engine. Not the most economical route to go. I have heard jbodyperformance.com has a arp head kit now (maybe they custom order them themselves). Worth checking out.


                              feavs
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                              costs more than ordering piece by piece from summit

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