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ARP Main Studs/Torque
well it depends if you are using moly lube or oil and just throwing studs on the mains can wreak havoc on bearing clearances. Studs have a far superior clamping property, you should always install the studs, then line hone the mains, just pulling out the bolt and replacing with studs is a no-no in my book. I have seen guys do this and have no problems, and guys do this and burn a bearing in a few 100 miles. If you are needing studs to try to prevent the crank walking or for any number of reasons, it should have been done in the machining process, before assembly with bolts
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