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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: Quicktree] #782284
08/30/10 11:46 AM
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FWIW I got this from Yellow Bullet,


The studs were never arp. I worked on the original hemi/wedge blocks from world and I pointed out to Bill Mitchell about the studs and he did not answer my questions. I would put the main studs in finger tight and they would still feel loose. You could wiggle them with your finger tips. I never did like them. Kenny.



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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: Quicktree] #782285
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Has anyone got an answer to the manufacture origin of the "no name studs"?



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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: The Shadow] #782286
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Fwiw I would have paid the difference between the china studs and arps !!! Which is proll $105 but I would have paid it !


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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: moparniac] #782287
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Fwiw I would have paid the difference between the china studs and arps !!! Which is proll $105 but I would have paid it !


so would everyone else I bet. only if they knew.

Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: Quicktree] #782288
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Fwiw I would have paid the difference between the china studs and arps !!! Which is proll $105 but I would have paid it !


so would everyone else I bet. only if they knew.




Yes as this will cost way more to correct after the fact than the cost of the arp studs.

Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: atoetly] #782289
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I see now that the cross bolts on my engine are ARP. With the stud nuts saying ARP, and the cross bolts being ARP, why would we have questioned the studs manufacturer ? An easy way to deceive us.
I would have gladly paid up front for the ARP studs. Like said, it would have saved a bunch of time and money in the long run.



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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: Hemi Allstate] #782290
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I see now that the cross bolts on my engine are ARP. With the stud nuts saying ARP, and the cross bolts being ARP, why would we have questioned the studs manufacturer ? An easy way to deceive us.
I would have gladly paid up front for the ARP studs. Like said, it would have saved a bunch of time and money in the long run.




EXACTLY!!!!!! They knew what they were doing ALL along....


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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: The Shadow] #782291
08/30/10 05:26 PM
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Bolt manufacturer's aside, has anyone replaced them and remeasured the line hone?

If the bolt stretched when they were tightened before boring, when they are replaced, the size & run-out will be different. I am just curious if anyone has checked.


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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: Dragula] #782292
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Well my wait is over. I just went to the shop and looked at my brandy new cast iron hemi world block that got delivered yesterday - shipped AFTER they were made aware of the stud issue. Side fasteners = ARP, main stud nuts = ARP, main studs = One Hung Low foundry, Taipei. The studs are going in the trash and I'm biting the bullet for ARP studs. What a bunch of cheap jerkoffs. Other than the idiot corner cutting, it looks like a nice piece.

Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: snook] #782293
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Well my wait is over. I just went to the shop and looked at my brandy new cast iron hemi world block that got delivered yesterday - shipped AFTER they were made aware of the stud issue. Side fasteners = ARP, main stud nuts = ARP, main studs = One Hung Low foundry, Taipei. The studs are going in the trash and I'm biting the bullet for ARP studs. What a bunch of cheap jerkoffs. Other than the idiot corner cutting, it looks like a nice piece.




world is making a nicer rep for themselves I see......


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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: Hemi Allstate] #782294
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I have a world iron block that was purchased in the Fall of 2009 and assembled by Dwayne Porter and subsequently dynoed (720hp/720tq)...it's a pump gas 572. When this post came up i spoke with Dwayne and he stated that the main studs on mine torqued up fine. He stated that the studs are good and not to worry about it. This is not a full on effort and if it were i would have better hardware in there anyway....including the crank & rods.

Perhaps World has changed suppliers in the past year ? That could certainly account for the soft metal fastner that a few of the reputable engine builders have described.


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World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: moparniac] #782295
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Is this "Problem" only with Aluminum block studs or is it with the cast iron blocks Also? We have a 572 cast iron motor, we better pull the pan the way it sounds

Brian

Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: Bishop] #782296
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I got a WORLD hemi cast iron block YESTERDAY and it has the non-ARP suspect studs. They will be replaced with ARP hardware. Good luck.

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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: snook] #782297
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I got a WORLD hemi cast iron block YESTERDAY and it has the non-ARP suspect studs. They will be replaced with ARP hardware. Good luck.




I'm surprised he the World rep guy hasn't tried to cover up this issue with shady terminology yet even though it was stated they changed to arp for mysterious reasons!!!


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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: moparniac] #782298
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Thank you challenger 340 for bringing this potential problem to my attention,my new world block was prep by Ohio crank.I also saw ARP nuts and thought i had the best studs also,but as pointed out who knows what we have.I have checked these studs with thread mics and the major dia and pitch dia was perfect that is on the long studs,that was not the case with the 2 shorter #5 position these where streched as you had found .the pitch dia and major dia are way under tolerance this happend in the area of thread that did not enter the block threads.This indicates to me that this is a very bad thing.As i said before ARP only way to go.

Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: FHW] #782299
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I still believe there are motors out there that people simply didnt " catch" this problem. Between inexperience, in a rush, "thinking" it didnt feel right but using them anyways, not knowing, or lastly just not caring, they are out there.There seems to be some that may be different or ok, just dont know when.

It would have been very easy for some to just use them and not really know what they were experiencing.The design of the bad studs is just that, bad. No comparison to the rolled ARP threads, undercut, chamfer etc, not taking into account the actual tensile strength , hardeneing or overall soundness.

I have already changed out several "studs only" for the mains, as well as gotten new complete kits for members here and my own clientelle. I think if nothing else, they all are resting better. The " bad" ones really are BAD.


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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: CompWedgeEngines] #782300
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These bolts arent ARP. Like I say I never had any issues with torque settings. At this point, its too late. I dont plan to take the engine out of the car now that its running, take it apart, replace the bolts and hone the block if needed. I had no torque problems during assembly, the bolts did get cycled 3x's or more.I will replace the bolts at a later date during a routine freshening....I hope...


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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: Bob_Coomer] #782301
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Bob those cross bolts are the same type as my block came with ,at the low tq these get i do not think any problems should show up,mine miced fine and showed no sign of wear.

Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: FHW] #782302
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OK, I have done some research on these main studs.If you already have the ARP cross bolts and ARP nuts on the "no name" studs, you can replace the main studs with ARP #AR4.620-1LB X 8 and #AR4.400-1LB X 2. I did a google search and vendors have them for aprox. $5.50 each.

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Re: World Aluminum Block Main Studs CAUTION [Re: Teamx] #782303
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That is correct, and your part numbers are correct. I posted way back in the post the part numbers for new stud kits. I dont think the side bolts are of any issue.

Everyone can make up there own mind, make their decision based on whatever it is thats important to them, and move on. I am burying this dead horse from my perspective, because their still seems to be people that dont believe this is an issue or dont believe the findings. We all have our own opinions and choices. Good luck to all.


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