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Old 05-22-2017, 02:27 PM
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Does anyone know where to order or exactly what size would work with these? I know a standard header bolt won't work. Anyone have a part number handy?
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I bought this set from Hardin 420-906211.
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why not measure the bolt holes,add 1/2" and order from macmaster-carr.get some nice stainless bolts and washers.
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We use SS studs on our Custom Marine exhaust. Studs are easier than fighting with bolts. ARP is an option or http://www.kelkoproducts.com/stud-bolts.html.
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Originally Posted by BenPerfected
We use SS studs on our Custom Marine exhaust. Studs are easier than fighting with bolts. ARP is an option or http://www.kelkoproducts.com/stud-bolts.html.
I do the same on my stellings headers. well, four studs per side, since the way the pipes sweep, I still need bolts on the other half. But, when installing those heavy old headers, the studs are nice!
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Originally Posted by BenPerfected
We use SS studs on our Custom Marine exhaust. Studs are easier than fighting with bolts. ARP is an option or http://www.kelkoproducts.com/stud-bolts.html.
With Gil's you'll never be able to get the center ones out using studs. I get stainless socket head cap screws from a local fastener supply. About $12 for 16 long, 16 short and 32 washers.
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Originally Posted by BenPerfected
We use SS studs on our Custom Marine exhaust. Studs are easier than fighting with bolts. ARP is an option or http://www.kelkoproducts.com/stud-bolts.html.
yup,,I use 2 studs/ manifold on the short bolt holes,even on my set up,which is fairly tight in the center,I can install the manifolds.no more blown out/ripped exhaust gaskets anymore.
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