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64fleetside 05-05-2015 11:41 PM

Head studs
 
This k241 in a 104 I just bought has bolts holding the head down whereas my k301 in my 129 has studs. Should the k241 have studs? I know on the race cars we always did studs.

darryljs 05-06-2015 12:31 AM

I don't think it matters, I have two 125's with the K301 engine. One has all bolts, the other has 5 studs and 4 bolts. I also have a 105 with a K241 that has all bolts. :Huh:
They all seem to run ok. :biggrin2:

J-Mech 05-06-2015 02:35 AM

Unless your building the motor up for pulling, it makes no difference. Some have more studs than others. Bolts will hold fine. If they are the factory stud type, the threads are the same coarse thread on the studs and the bolts.... so no benefit.

64fleetside 05-06-2015 07:05 AM

Thanks guys.

Yosemite Sam 05-06-2015 09:32 AM

On Narrow Frame models, I'm pretty sure they used studs in the three holes that hold the gas tank bracket on, and one in the hole where the lifting bracket goes, the rest were bolts.

64fleetside 05-06-2015 10:48 AM

That was one reason I was asking, Mark-it seems like a PITA to remove the tank. Lifting bracket is AWOL.

darryljs 05-06-2015 01:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yosemite Sam (Post 327364)
On Narrow Frame models, I'm pretty sure they used studs in the three holes that hold the gas tank bracket on, and one in the hole where the lifting bracket goes, the rest were bolts.

On the 125 I have, there are studs in the three holes that hold the gas tank bracket on and two studs that hold the heat shield for the muffler.

Yosemite Sam 05-06-2015 07:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by darryljs (Post 327387)
On the 125 I have, there are studs in the three holes that hold the gas tank bracket on and two studs that hold the heat shield for the muffler.

That's probably closer to being right than what I said earlier.


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