Arp 200-7201 Pro 7/16 Rocker Studs W/ Roller Rockers Stud Girdles Sbf Racing Sbc on 2040-parts.com
High Ridge, Missouri, United States
NEW set of 7/16" rocker studs for a Small Block Ford with use of a stud girdle and roller rockers. These Pro Series rocker arm studs from ARP are ideal for competition applications. They are made from 8470 chromoly steel and are heat-treated to 200,000 psi tensile strength. These studs are concentric within .005 T.I.R. thread pitch to thread pitch, which will give you more consistent rocker geometry. With an extra-large radius base, these studs are more resistant to flex and will provide a more positive seating. These rocker arm studs were designed for use with Perma-Loc adjusters (not for use with OEM-style, self-locking nuts). Base Thread Size: 7/16-14 in. Rocker Arm Nut Thread Size: 7/16-20 in. Guideplate Locator Shank: Yes Rocker Arm Nut Thread Length (in): 1.000 in. Effective Stud Length (in): 1.900 in. Base Thread Length (in): 0.750 in. Quantity: Sold as a set of 16. Speed Custom & Performance stocks a wide variety of racing parts, if you have any questions give us a call at 636-677-1320. |
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