Stud Installation Secrets With Ron Wood/Tokyo Mods
Every two- or four-stroke engine uses at least a few studs. A stud is like a bolt that is threaded on both ends, and it usually has a smooth shank of varying length in between the threaded ends. The problem is, how do you install a bolt without a head? One of the little-known facts about studs is that they have two slightly different ends. The side that threads into an engine casting has a flat end. The threaded portion that sticks out of the casting has a slightly rounded tip with a small de
Every two- or four-stroke engine uses at least a few studs. A stud is like a bolt that is threaded on both ends, and it usually has a smooth shank of varying length in between the threaded ends. The problem is, how do you install a bolt without a head? One of the little-known facts about studs is that they have two slightly different ends. The side that threads into an engine casting has a flat end. The threaded portion that sticks out of the casting has a slightly rounded tip with a small depression in it. Look at these photos of Ron Wood showing the ins and outs of studs.
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