Final part sourcing: need help!!
#1
Final part sourcing: need help!!
Ok so I'm down to buying the last few parts in preparation for assembly over thanksgiving break. I need to buy all new gaskets and also want to buy new exhaust studs. The exhaust studs aren't new by any means and I want to be prepared incase any of them break during the stock exhaust removal. Right now the only things I'm having trouble finding are the gasket for the turbo turbine outlet (gasket between turbo and dp) and reasonably priced studs. I assume oem studs are long enough, but I cant find a source for reasonably prices ones. If you could post some links to those parts or tell me how to make some gaskets on the cheap I'd appreciate it!
Brian
Brian
#2
as for the studs I think they are M10 1.25 . You could get some through ARP and they would be really nice. Or you could just find some locally at NAPA or something...I would try to find stainless though because mine were from Autozone and now they are all rusty. It pisses me off so much that I am going to replace all of them...LOL
You dont need a gasket for the turbine outlet, I have never used one and im sure not many ppl on here use a gasket there...the surface should be flat and adding a gasket is just asking for it to blow out down the road.
You dont need a gasket for the turbine outlet, I have never used one and im sure not many ppl on here use a gasket there...the surface should be flat and adding a gasket is just asking for it to blow out down the road.
#6
No gaskets...
One of my turbo's, okay maybe two, the flanges are just hacked together with plate steel, they don't leak.
Also if you can't find SS studs, you can buy some long SS 10.9 grade bolts and cut off the heads with a sawzall.
FWIW: I have experimented with some black nasty 2000 degree gasket stuff. it just dries up and cracks off--so it's probabaly not worth the bother. I just had to try it....
BTW: to make cheap exhaust gaskets, use some copper flashing, a dremel, tin snips,and a special hammer(the ones tin knockers use to flaten out the edges)
One of my turbo's, okay maybe two, the flanges are just hacked together with plate steel, they don't leak.
Also if you can't find SS studs, you can buy some long SS 10.9 grade bolts and cut off the heads with a sawzall.
FWIW: I have experimented with some black nasty 2000 degree gasket stuff. it just dries up and cracks off--so it's probabaly not worth the bother. I just had to try it....
BTW: to make cheap exhaust gaskets, use some copper flashing, a dremel, tin snips,and a special hammer(the ones tin knockers use to flaten out the edges)
#8
We could use a fastener sticky somewhere with P/Ns from McMaster-Carr.
For the locking washers like FM sells and the squished nuts (ouch), turbo studs, gaskets, etc. I haven't used the following, just posting FWIW. I'll probably order all of them in my next McMaster order since they're cheap. If everything works out I'll have extras and can post my experience.
locking washers - Stainless M10 - 91812A231
locking washers - Stainless M8 - 91812A230
Distorted thread nuts - M8 - 93795A230
Distorted thread nuts - M8 - 93795A240
Frank
For the locking washers like FM sells and the squished nuts (ouch), turbo studs, gaskets, etc. I haven't used the following, just posting FWIW. I'll probably order all of them in my next McMaster order since they're cheap. If everything works out I'll have extras and can post my experience.
locking washers - Stainless M10 - 91812A231
locking washers - Stainless M8 - 91812A230
Distorted thread nuts - M8 - 93795A230
Distorted thread nuts - M8 - 93795A240
Frank
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