Rod bolts vs studs

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Im stuck in-between choosing the arp bolts vs the arp studs since I'm on a budget.

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Cast-In-Place Anchors Concrete Anchor Bolts.

Nuts are able to be moved over a large distance along the bar while also generating a large force.

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This means that you torque the bolt to a specific torque and then in most cases do a 90 degree rotation on the bolt which will put it in its optimum stretch point.

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He ran two bolt caps with long studs and gap girdles, and filled the lower half of his race blocks with a hardened filler in the water jackets.

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. The cast-in-place anchors are non-proprietary and are the simplest type of anchor bolts.

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. tas far as the mains go I would do it because it's not that expensive.

Eg: a lot of high strength rods use cap screws, not studs/nuts.

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