🔧 Honda ARP 2082801 Flywheel Bolt Kit: Enhanced Performance at Your Fingertips Review

Revains Prime The two day shipping came to my rescue when I broke one of the flywheel bolts. The only difference from OEM is that the screw head is larger.

They will not fit the D-Series. They are too long and bottom out before the flywheel tightens. This has been a known issue for a long time and I don't understand why ARP keeps selling them as a d-series fit. That's a lie and it hurts to realize when your engine is hanging on an engine lift. The screws sold are identical to those in the B-series kits, despite having different part numbers. This is the right length for ab but too long for d.

Worked great on a 2001 Honda Civic EX coupe with a JDM D17A engine! If you compare these bolts to the stock bolts, you'll notice that the stock bolts have a small lip that protrudes from under the bolt head. I think in bolt jargon it's called flange, for example it's a flange bolt. ARP doesn't have that, so you'd think the socket should stick better to the head. Well, on the face of the flywheel, between the pilot bearing and the crank bolt holes, there is a protruding ridge, so once you push…

Revains Prime Two day shipping came to the rescue when I broke one of the flywheel bolts. The only difference from OEM is that the screw head is larger.

They are not suitable for the D-Series They are too long and push through before the flywheel is tightened. This has been a known issue for a long time and I don't understand why ARP keeps selling them as a d-series fit. That's a lie and it hurts to realize when your engine is hanging on an engine lift. The screws sold are identical to those in the B-series kits, despite having different part numbers. This is the right length for ab but too long for d.

Works great on a 2001 Honda Civic EX coupe with a JDM D17A engine! It's worth noting that if you compare these bolts to the standard bolts, you'll notice that the standard bolts have a small lip that sticks out from under the bolt head. I think in bolt jargon it's called flange, for example it's a flange bolt. ARP doesn't have that, so you'd think the socket should stick better to the head. Well, on the face of the flywheel, between the pilot bearing and the crank bolt holes, there is a…