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el2oCzAug-16-03 08:06 PM
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#54154, "Torque'ing Manifold Bolts"


          

How did you guys torque the exhaust manifold studs/nuts? I have a torque wrench but there is no way its gonna fit into the hard to reach spaced like the bottom bolts? or did you guys just tighten it by feel? thanks

  

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RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts, Teamdougie2, Aug-16-03 08:53 PM, #1
RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts, icedout, Aug-17-03 10:07 AM, #2
      RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts, HadesOmega, Aug-17-03 02:47 PM, #3
           RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts, el2oCz, Aug-17-03 06:19 PM, #4
                RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts, jsupetran, Aug-17-03 08:26 PM, #5
                     RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts, ModeratorCorbin, Aug-18-03 06:36 AM, #6
                          RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts, el2oCz, Aug-18-03 03:23 PM, #7

Teamdougie2Aug-16-03 08:53 PM
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#54155, "RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts"
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Tightened by hand. Get them tight but don't go overboard and strip the head.



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icedoutAug-17-03 10:07 AM
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#54162, "RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts"
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yo hand do them but make sure you use the blue locktight on them so they won't work loose and back out....

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HadesOmegaAug-17-03 02:47 PM
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#54178, "RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts"
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stud it emoji haven't had a single one pop out since I installed em. emoji emoji emoji emoji


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el2oCzAug-17-03 06:19 PM
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#54193, "RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts"
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cool. yo gerard, i got the red threadlock. is there a difference between the red and blue? and oh yeah, i think the reason why i kept having problems before befose i didnt use thread lock. adur england! lol. thanks guy emoji

  

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jsupetranAug-17-03 08:26 PM
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#54200, "RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts"
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umm

what's thread lock?

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ModeratorCorbinAug-18-03 06:36 AM
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#54216, "RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts"
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Be careful with the red thread lock. It is meant for studs and bearings. I put a bunch of the red stuff on my downpipe to turbo bolts. You know, the big-ass, 17mm, grade 10.9 ones. The extreme heat must have done something, because it fused the bolts into the turbo. The heads just sheared off when I tried to remove them (with a breaker bar). I had to get them drilled out. To keep my manifold tight against the head, I installed studs and use a jam-nut in addition to the normal nut.

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el2oCzAug-18-03 03:23 PM
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#54257, "RE: Torque'ing Manifold Bolts"
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Oh shit, thanks Corbin! I was just about to use the red threadlock. PHEW. thanks alot

  

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