ARP 146 2801 Flywheel Bolt Kit Review

ARP make very good products that you can trust in heavy duty, heavy duty applications and they were no different and even packed with torque lube

These are screws. They are screwed in and tightened without shifting. I don't know what else you can ask of them. Came with assembly grease for the heads, but the Loctite is on you.

This is a great replacement for stock Jeep flywheel bolts which are becoming increasingly difficult to find. And they are much cheaper! The torque lube was a nice bonus.

Many forums have advised using ARP flywheel bolts when installing a new flywheel as they are much better than stock. I know ARP as their head bolts solve many problems with Ford 6.0L diesel engines. Very happy with the screws so far.

For easy handling of 12 point sockets. I wish I could remember the size but it was in my kit. Time will tell if they work well. ALWAYS replace the flywheel bolts when removing or replacing the flywheel. Lots of grease for the screws. Read the instructions - don't put lube on the threads, just under the head. I used extra ARP pressure plate bolt lube that didn't come with lube. Also note that their instructions call for a slightly different torque value than your manual. Since lube takes away…

These are screws. They are screwed in and tightened without shifting. I don't know what else you can ask of them. Came with assembly grease for the heads, but the Loctite is on you.

This is a great replacement for the increasingly hard to come by Original Jeep Flywheel Bolts. And they are much cheaper! The torque lube was a nice bonus.

Many forums suggested using ARP flywheel bolts when fitting a new flywheel as they are much better than stock. I know ARP as their head bolts solve many problems with Ford 6.0L diesel engines. Very happy with the screws so far.

Easy installation with 12 point socket. I wish I could remember the size but it was in my kit. Time will tell if they work well. ALWAYS replace the flywheel bolts when removing or replacing the flywheel. Lots of grease for the screws. Read the instructions - don't put lube on the threads, just under the head. I used extra ARP pressure plate bolt lube that didn't come with lube. Also note that their instructions call for a slightly different torque value than your manual. Since lube takes away…