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SaxoVTRben
12th February 2012, 23:56
Hi want too get some new decent manifold studs and nuts, does anyone know the correct size for saxos? or if there different a mk2 vtr?
Dom
13th February 2012, 03:29
Get bolts, look 10x better IMO and go back on a lot better.
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c300/AvP_Mich/Domgti/IMG_7693.jpg
M8x25mm iirc.
SaxoVTRben
13th February 2012, 07:16
wheres the best place to get them from?
devilsadvocate
13th February 2012, 07:37
Anywhere that sells M8x1.25 bolts
Citroen do the stud and nut set for about £20 which is how I did it.
stevo67
13th February 2012, 11:01
I think swampy on here sells them.
devilsadvocate
13th February 2012, 13:29
I think swampy on here sells them.
Yeah he does, cheaper than Citroen as well!
mattfinch
13th February 2012, 15:33
Halfords do them bolts just got them for my manifold they are stainless steel but are about 3 or 4 quid for 2
Ross
13th February 2012, 15:51
Hi want too get some new decent manifold studs and nuts, does anyone know the correct size for saxos? or if there different a mk2 vtr?
If only there was a page that said what size everything was. Like a guide of sorts. If only we had a way to search for these "guides"... :(
http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=315711
daveg1
13th February 2012, 18:26
Screwfix get them for under £2
devilsadvocate
13th February 2012, 19:46
If only there was a page that said what size everything was. Like a guide of sorts. If only we had a way to search for these "guides"... :(
http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=315711
I can read your posts at work now you have changed your avatar thing ;)
swampy
13th February 2012, 20:05
Screwfix get them for under £2
nor for decent quality or the right number
but yes i can supply them in stainless steel
swampy
14th February 2012, 09:00
I have three sets here in stainless steel
kirk
14th February 2012, 11:50
Does anyone know what size they are for the inlet?
atspeedracing
14th February 2012, 12:02
we sell high tensile stud and copper nut kits. these are much better than a standard stud/nut combination and wont seize, and far superior clamping force and yield strength to a bolt and wont tear the threads out the head either.
- colin.
atspeedracing
14th February 2012, 12:03
inlet will be m6 x 1
- colin.
djpirie
15th February 2012, 19:51
im not to sure whether i would recommend s\s as with heat it goes brittle i would stick to copper of steel, not stainless even tough they look better
Gashman
16th February 2014, 08:51
Super bump,
Would these but up to the job?
http://m.screwfix.com/pr-gallery.htm?id=98514#imggal1
Ross
16th February 2014, 08:56
Super bump,
Would these but up to the job?
http://m.screwfix.com/pr-gallery.htm?id=98514#imggal1
No!
Please use studs and nuts, not bolts. And if you insist on using bolts even though you shouldn't, then at least use bolts with the correct tensile strength. :)
Gashman
16th February 2014, 08:58
No!
Please use studs and nuts, not bolts. And if you insist on using bolts even though you shouldn't, then at least use bolts with the correct tensile strength. :)
Cheers mate I don't have a clue with these things all order some new studs and nuts.
Prickle
16th February 2014, 10:10
Citroen. I got advised against the bolts. About 15 quid for the nut and studs. Iirc
Gashman
16th February 2014, 14:20
Ok cool, I'll pop into citroen
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