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    Part number for turbo exhaust housing studs

    Can someone please tell me the correct OEM part number for the turbo exhaust housing studs??

    I ordered what I thought was the correct part from Cherry Hill but it's not the right stud.

    MD165887

    This stud is TOO LONG. Thanks in advance!!

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    Try MD050074

    THis is the same thread, just 5mm shorter

    Half the price, too
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    The stud you ordered is for the front turbo exhaust to the o2 housing, you need the stud mentioned above for the rear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by R/T93 View Post
    Try MD050074

    THis is the same thread, just 5mm shorter

    Half the price, too
    Yes, THANKS! Somehow I ordered the wrong stud... ugh.

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    I do know that Autozone has a stud kit they sell that fits perfect for the stock turbo's. I think it's one of those Help kits. Worked great on mine!!

    Check it out on Youtube!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by DrGonzo View Post
    I do know that Autozone has a stud kit they sell that fits perfect for the stock turbo's. I think it's one of those Help kits. Worked great on mine!!
    Yes, yes they do. But Rob is an OEM elitist.

    ...not that there's anything wrong with that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigTyla View Post
    Yes, yes they do. But Rob is an OEM elitist.

    ...not that there's anything wrong with that.
    No denial here. There's a reason the OEM stud costs $7 and the autozone stud costs 50 cents.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VR4Rob View Post
    No denial here. There's a reason the OEM stud costs $7 and the autozone stud costs 50 cents.
    Because they're sold at Autozone?


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    Quote Originally Posted by VR4Rob View Post
    No denial here. There's a reason the OEM stud costs $7 and the autozone stud costs 50 cents.
    I'm with ya man. No expenses spared on mine either
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