Long Rod Problems

[sblt500r]

do you know what length studs you need?

don't use threaded rod. it will stretch.

[nd4speed]

Originally Posted by sblt500r

do you know what length studs you need?

don't use threaded rod. it will stretch.

Kinda figured they'd have to be hardened or somethin.

[98632wr500]

long rod???...is that kinda like a stroker??...if so were did you get it i havnt been able to find a stroker for an lt...

[mgty3whlr]

It's an 85-86 crank with an 88-92 rod

[Blaster250]

I think the bolt idea would be the easiest. Good idea. You will just have to be careful not to strip them out. I would use a socket cap to make it easier to tighten.

[lt250racer]

I need my new studs to be 10mm-12mm longer than the stock studs. I do believe that there is 3 different types of studs for the jug.

[mgty3whlr]

2 different ones....4 for the jug and 2 on the back of the intake.

[rb0804]

i wouldnt hesitate to put bolts in at all, as long as they are of good quality and the bolt holes in the case that you are sticking them in are in good condition. good luck

[lt250racer]

I do believe that I have found a solution, My engine builder will machine them for me for about $3 a piece.
I would like how the bolt idea would look better, but I better do things right...
Thanks for all your help everyone!

[Blaster250]

Originally Posted by lt250racer

I do believe that I have found a solution, My engine builder will machine them for me for about $3 a piece.
I would like how the bolt idea would look better, but I better do things right...
Thanks for all your help everyone!

So Travis, you still need me to get the engine out to Art Miller, or are you gonna put them in yourself?