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Old 05-21-2003, 11:45 PM   #1
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Hey ive got a couple of rods with screwed Studs, are all the studs in turbo dodges (2.2/2.5) the same? (ive got a spare 84 bottom end)
Is it worth buying aftermarket studs? (the whole set)
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2.2/2.5 share the same rod bolt as a small block 318-340-360. Just go to a dealer and buy as many as you need.
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