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Old 05-07-2002, 10:46 AM
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Does anyone know who makes APS head studs. Now, I know it's APS but what's the whole company name? I'm trying to find info on them. A web page would be great if anyone knows what it is.
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I believe it is Automotive Performance System, but I'm not positive. <img src="confused.gif" border="0">
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Would you even consider anything other than Dilivar or raceware? This doesn't seem to be a good place to try to save 10%.
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Avoid the Dilivar.
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This topic comes up quite a bit. It seems the two solutions are Porsche steel studs or Raceware. I would love to use Raceware studs, but they are not cheap. While there might be other manufacturers with quality product I think it makes sense to stick with the proven winners.

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