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exhaust manifold bolts

Started by nate108, Jul 13 2010 06:03 AM

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#1
nate108

Posted 13 July 2010 - 06:03 AM

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hi guys
i am needing to replace the exhaust manifold bolts
on my aspec 91 Galant VR4

does any1 have the mitsi part number
or an aftermarket or another manufactures bolts that will fit
and where can i get them

thanks,

nate

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iluszn

Posted 13 July 2010 - 07:18 AM

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someone mentioned VN commodore ones?? else go to your local Repco and they can look it up..

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#3
evopwr

Posted 13 July 2010 - 07:21 AM

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get s.s. studs with copper coated nuts. makes life that much easier to take off next time round.

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nate108

Posted 13 July 2010 - 07:47 AM

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get s.s. studs with copper coated nuts. makes life that much easier to take off next time round.

where can i get these

and what size do i need?

im driving my car everyday
and will do it on the weekend so id prefer to get all the bolts etc before i start work on it

thanks

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brisvr4

Posted 13 July 2010 - 08:52 AM

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Exhaust studs are M8x1.25. I got mine from my local exhaust place.
Nice and cheap and they work.

Tim
Dsmlink V3 + E85 :drool: 11.37 @ 131.46 ... still more in her

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Magnus
How much time do you spend in a parking lot with your performance car? If you do a lot of parking lot driving, and hang out in parking lots, chances are you are a ricer, go home and read import tuner. If you’re complaining about noise you should not be modifying your car. You should also consider no longer being a man, please hand in your genitals at the door.

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youda

Posted 13 July 2010 - 09:26 AM

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supercheap, in stock usually. bout three bucks each

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nate108

Posted 13 July 2010 - 10:15 AM

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Exhaust studs are M8x1.25. I got mine from my local exhaust place.
Nice and cheap and they work.

cheers

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brisvr4

Posted 13 July 2010 - 10:22 AM

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Make sure you get some Nickel antiseize as well.

Tim
Dsmlink V3 + E85 :drool: 11.37 @ 131.46 ... still more in her

Remember Kids... Google does not equal research!

Magnus
How much time do you spend in a parking lot with your performance car? If you do a lot of parking lot driving, and hang out in parking lots, chances are you are a ricer, go home and read import tuner. If you’re complaining about noise you should not be modifying your car. You should also consider no longer being a man, please hand in your genitals at the door.

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#9
andy's-galant

Posted 13 July 2010 - 11:17 AM

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yep as p.m'ed i recently got some from auto1, i took one the vr4's then they had a look, i think it was from a VT commy they matchd up, and the stud was about 2-3mm shorter but there was still enough grab, make sure put some thread locker on the head side, and some locktite washers as the bolts can loosen with heat.
Cheers