Where would I find a set of head studs for my 2002 XJR
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The XJR takes 20 cylinder head bolts but sit down before you read the cost.
I've found the details on British Parts UK website:
They have a US based distribution centre in Houston at:
Contact Us :: British Parts International
Worth entering the part number in your search engine to check for other suppliers.
Graham
I've found the details on British Parts UK website:
They have a US based distribution centre in Houston at:
Contact Us :: British Parts International
Worth entering the part number in your search engine to check for other suppliers.
Graham
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The XJR takes 20 cylinder head bolts but sit down before you read the cost.
I've found the details on British Parts UK website:
Attachment 26252
They have a US based distribution centre in Houston at:
Contact*Us*::*British*Parts*International
Worth entering the part number in your search engine to check for other suppliers.
Graham
I've found the details on British Parts UK website:
Attachment 26252
They have a US based distribution centre in Houston at:
Contact*Us*::*British*Parts*International
Worth entering the part number in your search engine to check for other suppliers.
Graham
Thank you for the link,
Those are stock replacement bolts, I'll use those if I can't find studs, but I'm hoping I can upgrade to studs. I'll call ARP monday and see what they have to say.
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If you go with the stock head bolts it is cheaper to go to a Land Rover dealer, same part just a lot cheaper. I think if you use studs you may have to drop the engne out as clearance is an issue. What are going to use for head gaskets? When I was doing my engine Jason @ Nameless told me he had Cometic gaskets that he just wanted to get rid of.
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If you go with the stock head bolts it is cheaper to go to a Land Rover dealer, same part just a lot cheaper. I think if you use studs you may have to drop the engne out as clearance is an issue. What are going to use for head gaskets? When I was doing my engine Jason @ Nameless told me he had Cometic gaskets that he just wanted to get rid of.
Thank you for the buying at land rover advice. Is it the same part number? AJ89986? The $7.69 each as listed above seems doable, do you think they could be had for less at a rover dealer?
Last edited by WaterDragon; 11-17-2012 at 09:57 PM.
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If you go with the stock head bolts it is cheaper to go to a Land Rover dealer, same part just a lot cheaper. I think if you use studs you may have to drop the engne out as clearance is an issue. What are going to use for head gaskets? When I was doing my engine Jason @ Nameless told me he had Cometic gaskets that he just wanted to get rid of.
I was thinking about it. The muppets tell me that arp studs generally do not require to be torqued to any specific requirement before putting the nut on, so I can drop them in with the head, and then thread them with the head in place, this way I can avoid needing to slide the head over the studs, thereby eliminating the problem of clearance requiring the block to be moved....yes??
Last edited by WaterDragon; 11-19-2012 at 01:11 PM.
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I was thinking about it. The arp studs generally do not require to be torqued to any specific requirement before putting the nut on, so I can drop them in with the head, and then thread them with the head in place, this way I can avoid needing to slide the head over the studs, thereby eliminating the problem of clearance requiring the block to be moved....yes??
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How about these? Cylinder Head Stud Kit for Jaguar 4.0L/4.2L
ARP studs are now ordered
Last edited by WaterDragon; 11-19-2012 at 01:12 PM.
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I just sent the question and got a response from S.A. Animal. Apparently he cannot get them for $4.88 each, he had some credit with a place and these were $4.88 more than some other set of studs he had credit for, so he paid the difference and was passing them on to me as a trade for something I had done for him.
I thought that was ridiculously cheap, but wasn't going to argue.
So I'm just lucky to get the benefit of that one time deal it seems. So, sorry, false alarm...
I thought that was ridiculously cheap, but wasn't going to argue.
So I'm just lucky to get the benefit of that one time deal it seems. So, sorry, false alarm...
Last edited by WaterDragon; 11-19-2012 at 02:19 PM.
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