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[Shimy87]

Alky pump....fuel is going up one to one with boost

[Shimy87]

Last night got the intake gasket replaced, installed the new injectors. When putting the TB back on top felt the back pass side bolt start to strip  have an RJC plate in there and the extra height must not leave enough thread to continue to use the recommended 20 LB torque spec...shit! Tonight hope to get the new alky pump and TT chip installed and if the rain holds off start to tune!!

[larrym]

I installed a stud on mine that did the same thing worked out well for me.


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[Shimy87]

good idea! Probably copy you

[Be4u]

Yes, swap them all to studs.

[good2win22]

Not sure if you have a fastenal store nearby but that's where I got the all thread and made my studs from it

[gusszgs]

Not sure if you have a fastenal store nearby but that's where I got the all thread and made my studs from it
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Fastenal is great for some stuff but you need to be a registered company with them to purchase.

[good2win22]

Not sure if you have a fastenal store nearby but that's where I got the all thread and made my studs from it
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Fastenal is great for some stuff but you need to be a registered company with them to purchase.

I'm not part of any registered company and buy from them often. Sorry for the way it is wherever you live.

[larrym]

I got mine at the local parts store.


Mobile larrym

[Shimy87]

Got some from a farm supply store and got it done tonight 

[earlbrown]

Anyone can buy from Fastenal but be prepared to get as raped without lube.   The make their money off of purchasing agents that don't deal in real money.

I recommend stainless (duh) and buying a long stick is a good way of saving money BUT if you have to use a $2 disk for every cut to make a plenum clamp down. at the end of the day you're in deficit. Shit gets expensive with a quickness!


I've played with fasteners enough to learn this kind of stuff and sort it out and what sucks is there's three ways to jack up the price for a bolt kit.   One is stainless (duh), two is being a stud, and three is being metric....


Oh yeah, make sure to get 8mm for plenum fasteners, not S.A.E.

[Be4u]

Many years ago I ordered stainless studs from mcmaster/carr with bullet nuts.
I used three different length studs I believe, two for sure.
I posted what I ordered on t6p....10 years ago....part numbers might still be there.

[Shimy87]

I didn't get fancy, got some full thread 2 inch metric bolts and nuts, cut off the bolt heads to the length I wanted, cleaned them up and cut a slot in the tops, locktite and screwed them in.

[larrym]

Farmer ingenuity great minds think alike lol.
Or is it fools seldom differ I'm never sure.


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[earlbrown]

I used three different length studs I believe, two for sure.

Two different lengths.  4 are the same and the one at the throttle bracket is longer for the extra nut


(giggidy)