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87537, About the trimmed headbolt.... Posted by DJ420a, Mar-28-05 01:11 PM
Has anybody ever taken the time to measure the bolt, after its trimmed? Im just curious what the measurement is from the tip to the bottom of the head.
Thanx
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87544, RE: About the trimmed headbolt.... Posted by run4cvr, Mar-28-05 03:35 PM
If you would of posted this yesterday i would of measured it. I only trimmed about a 1/4 of an inch.
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87545, RE: About the trimmed headbolt.... Posted by DJ420a, Mar-28-05 04:28 PM
Originally posted by run4cvr If you would of posted this yesterday i would of measured it. I only trimmed about a 1/4 of an inch.
Well can you pull it back out for a sec, lol, pleeez.
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87546, RE: About the trimmed headbolt.... Posted by a_miller_76, Mar-28-05 11:22 PM
1/4" John? I thought it was 2-3 threads.
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87548, RE: About the trimmed headbolt.... Posted by run4cvr, Mar-29-05 03:25 AM
Originally posted by a_miller_76 1/4" John? I thought it was 2-3 threads.
Visual guesstimation. Go measure a 1/4 inch, and compare it to 2-3 threads of a head bolt. Should be damm close.
Edit:
Originally posted by DJ420a Well can you pull it back out for a sec, lol, pleeez.
Sorry. Motor is getting dropped in today. TFB to you.
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87562, RE: About the trimmed headbolt.... Posted by thedawg, Mar-29-05 09:39 AM
Why dont you measure the depth of the hole you're putting the bolt into, then subtract like 1/4" to allow for bolt stretch?
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87563, RE: About the trimmed headbolt.... Posted by DJ420a, Mar-29-05 10:02 AM
Originally posted by run4cvrOriginally posted by a_miller_76 1/4" John? I thought it was 2-3 threads. Visual guesstimation. Go measure a 1/4 inch, and compare it to 2-3 threads of a head bolt. Should be damm close. Edit: Originally posted by DJ420a Well can you pull it back out for a sec, lol, pleeez. Sorry. Motor is getting dropped in today. TFB to you.
You do know I was kidding, right?
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87564, RE: About the trimmed headbolt.... Posted by Keith2172, Mar-29-05 10:29 AM
trimmed head bolts?!? Head studs would fix your problem :thumbsup !
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87571, RE: About the trimmed headbolt.... Posted by DJ420a, Mar-29-05 03:31 PM
I dont see the point in buying studs when this will do the same thing.
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