Arp Head Stud Kit #202-4701, Nissan 1995-2009 Vq35de, Vq30de 12 Pt, Pro Series on 2040-parts.com
Rosamond, California, US
These Pro series studs from ARP are cold-forged to ensure molecular integrity. They are heat-treated prior to thread rolling and machining and are rated at a whopping 190,000 psi. The Pro series kits are also available with 12-point nuts, and all kits come complete with hardened parallel washers for an even load distribution and accurate torque readings.
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