No offense to Sound...but that's opposite of what you should do, for two main reasons.
Removing the bolt completely will releave the clamp load and further risk bhg.
To install studs, you need to bottom chase the holes...or you risk cracking the block...doing with the head installed is...
I would... just retorque the bolts (one at a time, crack loose, then torque)
Pulling the head just opens doors for more issues to arise...what if you pull the head and the block is pitted? You gonna pull the block and have it surfaced? Or just gonna roll with it?
You gonna do cam seals...
I'd leave it...
That's my opinion
It the head is already warped from you over heating then you are already screwed...don't waste money on the HG job only to have to do it again once you up the boost...save the money for the rebuild
I am in the same boat as you... gonna put on a 60-1, still have the stock HG and stock bolts (retorqued to 76).
Was going to do the HG and ARPs before I put it on, but after talking to some locals and some people with lots of experience that I trust, I decided I am just gonna roll with the...
Clutch is done. doing break-in miles right now...ready to drag racing at SIV
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Tokico is on back order...Supra Sport said they will be getting some...just dont know when. Maybe thats their last run...who knows.
I would say go coilovers if you are already in the price range...wish I had
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