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    Default Broken manifold studs rb25

    has anyone ever had manifold studs break in the block on an rb? iv tried stud removers but no joy, anyone had this problem? help!


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    Drill and tap baby,Whore of a job


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick K View Post
    Drill and tap baby,Whore of a job
    the first one i did the remover snapped off, the second one keeps wrecking the threads on the remover thing


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    oh and theres 5


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    Oh cock as they say in ffrench


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    Are you any good with a stick welder, weld the bolt and built it up, then once its out pass the head weld a nut over it, and slowly turn it out with a spanner. The weld will only build up on the stud as the head is aluminum but you can only weld for a short amount of time at a time.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ontherack View Post
    Are you any good with a stick welder, weld the bolt and built it up, then once its out pass the head weld a nut over it, and slowly turn it out with a spanner. The weld will only build up on the stud as the head is aluminum but you can only weld for a short amount of time at a time.
    was thinkin of doing that but wasnt sure, so if i kinda fill it in wit weld then weld a nut to the mound of weld, what do u mean about only welding for a short amount of time???


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    You build it up by welding for only a few seconds at a time, so you don't heat the head too much. Its common on RB, had to do it to the RB26 + RB25. 26s are worse smaller studs!

    I think there is a guide on the net, will have a look


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    Quote Originally Posted by ontherack View Post
    You build it up by welding for only a few seconds at a time, so you don't heat the head too much. Its common on RB, had to do it to the RB26 + RB25. 26s are worse smaller studs!

    I think there is a guide on the net, will have a look
    sound man yeah ill think thats my only choice


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    the stud arent flush with the head, there in a good bit


 

 

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