You're kidding me? I did not know that they used bolts instead of studs, but it makes perfectly good sense now. I think i'll go back and replace everything now...
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Originally Posted by Spookyfish
(Post 435998)
There, it's done:
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Originally Posted by Savington
(Post 437391)
You have done the same thing safety wire would have accomplished, except your method is permanent so when the studs stretch and make that leak anyway, you'll be fixing your fuckup with a grinder and a headache vs. a pair of wire cutters and a bottle of cris.
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Some grade 10 hardware torque to about 40 -50 ft-lbs with a good thick thread coating with Resbond 2000 F thread locker says this shit ain't unscrewing anymore. It may stretch, but i'll be there to tighten the first couple of heat cycles...
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can't effectively heat-cycle on the street.
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you need ny-lock lock nuts and it will work fine, maybe even use loctite.
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Originally Posted by Cody Strife
(Post 437967)
Some grade 10 hardware torque to about 40 -50 ft-lbs with a good thick thread coating with Resbond 2000 F thread locker says this shit ain't unscrewing anymore. It may stretch, but i'll be there to tighten the first couple of heat cycles...
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Perhaps a manifold to outlet joining method thread should be started.
Methods that work for you detailed single posts sent to a moderator to post so thread doesn't get junked with stupid questions. Two definite posts should be Lockwire Redrilling for bolts |
Originally Posted by rrjwilson
(Post 438105)
Perhaps a manifold to outlet joining method thread should be started.
Methods that work for you detailed single posts sent to a moderator to post so thread doesn't get junked with stupid questions. Two definite posts should be Lockwire Redrilling for bolts OH MY GOD https://www.miataturbo.net/forum/t35874/ It's only 27 pages, no wonder you missed it! |
Originally Posted by Spookyfish
(Post 438190)
Ok, I'll say it:
OH MY GOD https://www.miataturbo.net/forum/t35874/ It's only 27 pages, no wonder you missed it! I guess that question is already answered given your response to my post. "a manifold to outlet joining method thread" NOT a thread with bitching and arguing over what is wrong and more ways to screw with your setup. A thread that details the how-tos of such things to aid people minimise the problem by people that have successfully dealt with it. Like Splittime or Braineack or Savington (no gasket, 7/16 M10, Lockwire respectively). You adding stupid shouting comments only serves to promote you as rude and with a slowly shrinking intellect. Read first. After 10 years FM or BEGI would/could/should have come up with something those 27 pages give no practical help apart from listing possible equipment and parts needed. |
Originally Posted by Cody Strife
(Post 437967)
Some grade 10 hardware torque to about 40 -50 ft-lbs with a good thick thread coating with Resbond 2000 F thread locker says this shit ain't unscrewing anymore. It may stretch, but i'll be there to tighten the first couple of heat cycles...
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Originally Posted by rrjwilson
(Post 438195)
Can you not read?
A thread that details the how-tos of such things to aid people minimise the problem by people that have successfully dealt with it. Like Splittime or Braineack or Savington (no gasket, 7/16 M10, Lockwire respectively). ...those 27 pages give no practical help apart from listing possible equipment and parts needed. |
Originally Posted by rrjwilson
(Post 438195)
Methods that work for you detailed single posts sent to a moderator to post so thread doesn't get junked with stupid questions.
Originally Posted by rrjwilson
(Post 438195)
A thread that details the how-tos of such things to aid people minimise the problem by people that have successfully dealt with it.
You are right this is a forum which in turns warrants expression and assembly. Expression of opinions, desires, thoughts is why we come to this and any forum. An assembly of minds whose collective knowledge forms a wisdom to rival the best minds on the planet. Unfortunately this knowledge must be passed on and without walkthroughs or manuals or instructions no one can learn. Just because Sav is going V-bands doesn't mean he can't help if he wants. After all he has the knowldge (given he has said he has done it). Helping others maintain their car to a good standard means more people come back to help other do the same or different. |
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