intake bolts
09-20-2007, 10:58 PM
#11
RE: intake bolts
ORIGINAL: FASTBLACK
Intakes do not require much torque, a grade 5 will be plenty strong.
ORIGINAL: Shelty
grade 5... dont go with anything except for grade 8 bolts....
ORIGINAL: FivePointOhh
it doesnt work because you need hardend bolts. i suggest at least a grade 5. thats what they send you in a kit. a peice of threaded stock will work.....temp job though, i wouldnt suggest it. find a longer bolt. hardware store as i suggested earlier, search around. only cost about 50cent per bolt.
it doesnt work because you need hardend bolts. i suggest at least a grade 5. thats what they send you in a kit. a peice of threaded stock will work.....temp job though, i wouldnt suggest it. find a longer bolt. hardware store as i suggested earlier, search around. only cost about 50cent per bolt.
09-21-2007, 09:07 AM
#12
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RE: intake bolts
ORIGINAL: Shelty
I just like having that extra assurance[8D]
ORIGINAL: FASTBLACK
Intakes do not require much torque, a grade 5 will be plenty strong.
ORIGINAL: Shelty
grade 5... dont go with anything except for grade 8 bolts....
ORIGINAL: FivePointOhh
it doesnt work because you need hardend bolts. i suggest at least a grade 5. thats what they send you in a kit. a peice of threaded stock will work.....temp job though, i wouldnt suggest it. find a longer bolt. hardware store as i suggested earlier, search around. only cost about 50cent per bolt.
it doesnt work because you need hardend bolts. i suggest at least a grade 5. thats what they send you in a kit. a peice of threaded stock will work.....temp job though, i wouldnt suggest it. find a longer bolt. hardware store as i suggested earlier, search around. only cost about 50cent per bolt.
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