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    arp 2000s....the bad boys.

    part # 234-6301

    regular arps the ones i run
    part # 134-6006 all ls small block motors use this bolt besides LS7


    click the link go to rod bolts and click page 30

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    But they can be put in from the bottom when I remove the oilpan, correct?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 00buckshot View Post
    But they can be put in from the bottom when I remove the oilpan, correct?
    I wouldn't do it. Chances are you might up more than you fix. I'd wait until the motor is apart to change rod bolts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fasglas View Post
    I wouldn't do it. Chances are you might fock up more than you fix. I'd wait until the motor is apart to change rod bolts.
    Sorry, when I made the above post I didn't realize the Gen III uses screw in rod bolts, not the old stud and nut type set up. Changing rod bolts would be pretty easy.

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