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Wd 45 connecting rods?
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    Posted: 15 Dec 2017 at 8:32am
Is anybody using ARP nuts for there rod blots? If so can you tell me what ones you are using?   Thanks
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Why?? Standard A-C nuts are just fine.
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I have a couple that the hex on the out side is stripped. The 12 point on the arp nuts would be easier to get a wrench on

Edited by fastallis - 15 Dec 2017 at 8:58am
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Use a socket, not a wrench.
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looks like we both don't use the correct terminology?

Edited by fastallis - 15 Dec 2017 at 9:53am
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I used ARP studs on my WD45 head when I rebuilt last year. Never thought to use ARP connecting rod nuts.
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Pretty convoluted explanation for a "socket". LOL. Maybe the author of that had never used a socket or the ratcheting or non ratcheting handle to drive it.
The 12 pt fasteners are nice. Fairly expensive and probably no need for them here. 
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I have heard that if you call them with dimensions of what you need they will fix right up! Very helpful people.
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