Source for M10x1.25 x 45mm exhaust manifold studs? FM3 people chime in!
I have an older FM manifold (no logo) that has a super-thick flange on the 4 corner locations, but longer studs are IMPOSSIBLE to find:
Lots of Toyotas and Hondas use that pitch, but all I can find is a 40mm stud for those cars from Dorman (03105). That 40mm may even be overall length instead of "stick out" length. I'm sure someone here has bought an old kit or broken an uber-stud... Vash? Viper? Ben? Any ideas on a source? I'm not even concerned with material at this point :dunno: |
Originally Posted by delturcious
(Post 682013)
I have an older FM manifold (no logo) that has a super-thick flange on the 4 corner locations, but longer studs are IMPOSSIBLE to find:
Lots of Toyotas and Hondas use that pitch, but all I can find is a 40mm stud for those cars from Dorman (03105). That 40mm may even be overall length instead of "stick out" length. I'm sure someone here has bought an old kit or broken an uber-stud... Vash? Viper? Ben? Any ideas on a source? I'm not even concerned with material at this point :dunno: |
You can always buy a longer stud and cut it to fit.
http://www.clipsandfasteners.com/M10...w_p/a17560.htm |
Originally Posted by BenR
(Post 682020)
You can always buy a longer stud and cut it to fit.
http://www.clipsandfasteners.com/M10...w_p/a17560.htm
Originally Posted by Vashthestampede
(Post 682019)
Let me look around and see what I have. I cant promise anything, but I know I have a box of studs in the toolbox. I cant remember if they're from my FM3 setup or my older Greddy setup.
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Have you tried Fastenal?
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Originally Posted by rharris19
(Post 682031)
Have you tried Fastenal?
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An old high school friend runs part of Wayne bolt and nut. I bet they can make exactly what you want, but it probably wouldn't be cheap for small batches.
If you are serious, have exact dimensions, know what metals you'd prefer, and willing to pay I can shoot him a text and ask what they'd charge. Just found these as well, probably easy to cut down to size if you need to shorten them. http://www.mcmaster.com/#threaded-ro...-studs/=aqf3ji |
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Well I looked around and I just found these studs. They came with my chinacharger. They are 2" long which I think is closer to 50mm.
Attachment 191518 I remember the FM3 manifold having the 4 corners beefed up which made it about 1/4 or so thicker. I just don't know if the thread pitch is right. These are also the same thread as my Garrett turbo flange, so I'm thinking its the same but I'm not certain. I know I had a small box of studs somewhere but I cant find it. If these are what you need though let me know and you can have them. |
Originally Posted by Vashthestampede
(Post 682043)
Well I looked around and I just found these studs. They came with my chinacharger. They are 2" long which I think is closer to 50mm.
I remember the FM3 manifold having the 4 corners beefed up which made it about 1/4 or so thicker. I just don't know if the thread pitch is right. These are also the same thread as my Garrett turbo flange, so I'm thinking its the same but I'm not certain. I know I had a small box of studs somewhere but I cant find it. If these are what you need though let me know and you can have them. I may stop by Autozone tomorrow and just see if they have anything even a mm longer than the stock studs, like for the Tacoma that uses the same thread pitch. Ben, I hope it doesn't come to making custom studs! Your link didn't work, but I did see they have long threaded rods that I might be able to cut... but dang... what possessed FM to hand-make hardware? |
Autozone = fail. FM does sell 35mm studs which are slightly longer than stock, but still not as long as I'd like. There's GOT to be someone out there that manufactures these things...
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Find a Technical college....Hire a student to do them In class...would be good practice for what he is going to need to be able to do when He gets into the work force....then have them Heat treated....The right way Not a torch and a bucket of water...make three sets and sell the other two to cover your expenses..
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Do a google search > call what looks to be a competent vendor > profit
M-Carr is kinda terrible when it comes to metric hardware (which baffles me). There are plenty of good metric hardware vendors out there (and usually somewhat local); however, they're used to selling in bulk so their websites are never set up for e-commerce - their a PO number type of place. If you call around there's a good chance you can get something close. I wish I could suggest some but their saved on my work 'puter, which I'm not on. -Zach |
Don't listen to these ignorant fools.
I'll send you a PM |
Originally Posted by viperormiata
(Post 682651)
Don't listen to these ignorant fools.
I'll send you a PM BEGi is actually willing to make them, but they sure ain't cheap. I didn't know that BEGi used to make the hardware for FM. If I bought a piece of all-thread long enough to cut them myself, the price would be pretty close to what they're asking. I'll probably just suck it up and support our vendor unless someone has a ringing endorsement for Grade 10.9 bolts. Bolts just sound like a terrible idea with all weight and heat stress they'll be subjected to though. EDIT: I read the PM from viper on a phone and didn't see the photo, and Bill didn't bother to tell me that by "bolts" he meant "ARP bolts with nordlock washers"! Maybe I will be going with bolts after all if Bill still carries them... |
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