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Old 11-28-2006, 06:20 PM   #1
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Default ARP Headstud question (lsvtec)

ight will the b18a arp headstuds work on an lsvtec? if not why not?
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Old 11-28-2006, 06:24 PM   #2
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no...they are not long enough...

u need gsr headstuds...no matter if u use a gsr or b16 head on ur block..

u can use ls timing belt if u use all ls water and oil pump

but u need gsr timing belt if u use a vtec water or oil pump...

personally i use all the ls stuff as i have both in the garage just because it works fine and i rev to 8600 all day..
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Old 11-28-2006, 06:25 PM   #3
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yup
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Old 11-29-2006, 11:20 AM   #4
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yup yup
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so what head gasket to use?..gsr or ls head gasket if using b16 head?..
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so what head gasket to use?..gsr or ls head gasket if using b16 head?..

ls head gasket....
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no...they are not long enough...

u need gsr headstuds...no matter if u use a gsr or b16 head on ur block..

u can use ls timing belt if u use all ls water and oil pump

but u need gsr timing belt if u use a vtec water or oil pump...

personally i use all the ls stuff as i have both in the garage just because it works fine and i rev to 8600 all day..
THERE IS NO DIFERENCE IN TYPE R AND LS OIL PUMPS
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THERE IS NO DIFERENCE IN TYPE R AND LS OIL PUMPS
True if the LS is a 96 or newer model. My B18A has a different OEM oil pump and is more expensive than the ITR model.
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yea i was told all the b series 96+ all got the same oil pump...
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