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What are these studs for

SgtLee511

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Valve cover stud.JPG Valve cover stud.JPG Exhaust Stud.JPG Exhaust Stud.JPG There were studs on my valve covers at front and rear bottom, did something attach there, also had a question about exhaust manifold nuts, I noticed they are threaded in the inside, was there a heat shield here? What attached
 

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That is what I was going to say probably so you can bolt on the heat shield. Now we will find out someone surely wiil tell us. Russ. :beep:
 

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The studs on the valve cover is to aid in installation. There are 2 different lengths of the exhaust shoulder bolts. IIRC there are 2 short ones for the passenger side that don't have the center hole and threads, and one long one for the driver side with center hole and threads to attach a heat stove.
 

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The studs on the valve cover is to aid in installation. There are 2 different lengths of the exhaust shoulder bolts. IIRC there are 2 short ones for the passenger side that don't have the center hole and threads, and one long one for the driver side with center hole and threads to attach a heat stove.
Thanks just making sure I haven't missed something,
I don't think I've ever seen nuts that weren't threaded on the inside. :)
YOU GOTTA ME THEREEEEEEEEE:rolleyes:
 
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