View Full Version : Cylinder stud length?
TEMPESTRACER1
09-01-2009, 09:21 PM
I am using a 4mm spacer and when I installed it, the studs seem too short.The stud is even with the top of the nut.Is this okay or do I need longer studs?
atv fan 28
09-01-2009, 09:56 PM
i think you can unscrew your stock studs just a little bit! just make sure you use some medium lock tight. dont use the red though! will be hard to get them out if needed to.
86 Quad R
09-01-2009, 10:32 PM
i've seen guys use the stock studs but i personally havent. fyi the correct studs are about 4.5mm longer and i believe are the same as the cr500r oem's. :cool:
Honda 250r 001
09-02-2009, 07:13 AM
Originally posted by 86 Quad R
i've seen guys use the stock studs but i personally havent. fyi the correct studs are about 4.5mm longer and i believe are the same as the cr500r oem's. :cool:
ive used stock studs before and it worked well. I turned them out about 4 turns and used loctite and waited for a few hours. I torqued them to 40 foot pounds once and the studs held so i dont think you have to worry.
Langbolt
09-02-2009, 10:52 AM
Go down to your local HONDA dealer and order up some of these
Part# 92900-10055-3B
They're from the rear cylinder studs on a '91 CR250
They're 10mm longer than stock 250R studs.
I use them for my STROKER's
:devil:
250r grave yard
09-02-2009, 01:36 PM
get the rear studs from a cr250 did it for my 265 setup and 310
or like stated back them out and use some loctite
250r grave yard
09-02-2009, 02:07 PM
Originally posted by Langbolt
Go down to your local HONDA dealer and order up some of these
Part# 92900-10055-3B
They're from the rear cylinder studs on a '91 CR250
They're 10mm longer than stock 250R studs.
I use them for my STROKER's
:devil: good post
86 Quad R
09-02-2009, 02:27 PM
good info but i gots a question....... are the studs so tall that they interfere with the allready tight area around the cylinder when trying to intall the nuts? :confused:
deathman53
09-02-2009, 04:30 PM
what about the longer dowels?
Originally posted by Langbolt
Go down to your local HONDA dealer and order up some of these
Part# 92900-10055-3B
They're from the rear cylinder studs on a '91 CR250
They're 10mm longer than stock 250R studs.
I use them for my STROKER's
:devil:
250r grave yard
09-02-2009, 05:01 PM
400ex dowel pins for the head or cylinder may have to cut them down its what i did
Langbolt
09-02-2009, 08:47 PM
The STUDS are the same length as the ones supplied with the Cylinder kits with the Spacer plates.
I know what ya mean (86 QUAD R) about the nuts in the Pro-X cylinders.....some are very tight to get a wrench in there.....gotta use a thin crescent 14mm wrench....even the Motion Pro torque extender (the wrench we all need) is tight.
I haven't found longer Dowels......400ex you say....I'll have to do some research.
:devil:
deathman53
09-03-2009, 05:11 AM
you don't want to try it with a pro-x, even tighter. I had to grind down my torque adapter to fit.
250r grave yard
09-03-2009, 01:48 PM
Originally posted by Langbolt
The STUDS are the same length as the ones supplied with the Cylinder kits with the Spacer plates.
I know what ya mean (86 QUAD R) about the nuts in the Pro-X cylinders.....some are very tight to get a wrench in there.....gotta use a thin crescent 14mm wrench....even the Motion Pro torque extender (the wrench we all need) is tight.
I haven't found longer Dowels......400ex you say....I'll have to do some research.
:devil:
yea 400ex dowels can be used but like i said they have to be cut with a hack saw or a dremel cutting wheel then round the edge with a file or sand paer
Aceman
09-03-2009, 03:33 PM
Originally posted by atv fan 28
i think you can unscrew your stock studs just a little bit! just make sure you use some medium lock tight. dont use the red though! will be hard to get them out if needed to.
I can't imagine that's the right way to do it....:ermm:
atv fan 28
09-03-2009, 04:22 PM
Originally posted by Aceman
I can't imagine that's the right way to do it....:ermm: i didnt say it was the RIGHT way.
Aceman
09-03-2009, 04:45 PM
Originally posted by atv fan 28
i didnt say it was the RIGHT way.
But you suggested it anyway....:rolleyes:
Langbolt
09-03-2009, 07:12 PM
OK! Found 'em
Longer Dowels.....
Stock is 12mm x 20mm = Honda Part#94301-12200
Stroker or spacer plate versions
12mm x 24mm = Honda Part#94301-12240
:devil:
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