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Looking for new head bolts...Which ones are the ones to get?

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Looking for new head bolts...Which ones are the ones to get?

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Deyomatic
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Doesn't look like ARP makes head bolts or studs for the Y block.  Anyone have a preference for a brand or package that I should look for?

Thanks in advance.  
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I typically use ARP for the Y head bolts if grade eight bolts are not provided with the engine.  While ARP does not offer a kit, they are available individually as a custom order.  Mummert also offers the Y head bolts as as kit.  Another option is Fastenal or your local hardware store for grade eight bolts.  Here’s a link to a past thread giving the ARP part numbers suitable for use as Y head bolts.

http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/FindPost162034.aspx

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Thanks Ted.
I'll check that out.

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Thread deleted...found the bolts and washers from a couple different suppliers. 


Man...I hope replacing the head gasket is easier than finding the parts to do it!
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Thread deleted...found the bolts and washers from a couple different suppliers. 


Man...I hope replacing the head gasket is easier than finding the parts to do it!
Thanks.  

I'd make sure the heads were flat before re-installing them.

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I went to the cat dealer,ther grade 8 bolts worked well, some needed trimming. heads of the cat is thicker,  they are true grade 8,which s  a must. my current 292 is 4years old no leaks
 no need to re torq. I did run a botming tap into all threads ,and used a dab of great on the bolts. .torqed to the ford suggested


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