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ARP turbo bolts too long?

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96awd

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There were other threads about the ARP Turbo Bolts but none answered my question. So here it is, I just bought ARP bolts from Extremepsi and I was going to use them but they are too long. How am I supposed to use them? LOL kind of a n00b question but I don't know how to approach it. It's the DNP -62 T3 Manifold. Sorrry for the stupidity.
 
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Have you compared flanges between a STOCK manifold and yours?

Not to mention, ARP turbo to manifold bolts suck majorly. 3 out of 4 on my manifold ended up breaking. That was the last time I've used em. OEM bolts from then on.
 
How much longer are the bolts? If we're talking a few mm you could probably use a washer
 
2 conical/lock washers are supposed to be used on the bolts anyway, hence why so many people snap stock bolts and ARP bolts, because they bottom out.
 
I did see that thread. I may buy some OEM turbo bolts and call it a day. The collectors are what are blocking the bolts from working. if I was to put them in upside down, they would work.
 
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