The problem that I see is that torque is usually different between bolts and studs of even the same manufacturer.
You want to mix bolts/studs from different sets but there's no indication if the clamp force between them is equal.
If it's cast heads, I'd probably do it and never think twice. If it's aluminum heads, I'd be a bit more hesitant about mix/matching torque specifications particularly, in a boosted app.
Not to mention that most ARP hardware calls for a torque compound (oil) to be used.
You want to mix bolts/studs from different sets but there's no indication if the clamp force between them is equal.
If it's cast heads, I'd probably do it and never think twice. If it's aluminum heads, I'd be a bit more hesitant about mix/matching torque specifications particularly, in a boosted app.
Not to mention that most ARP hardware calls for a torque compound (oil) to be used.
Ah got it....just looked at my 93, must have eliminated mine years ago with on of the many head changes I've done.