Mufflers bolts and nuts
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Mufflers bolts and nuts
Want to replace the bolt and nuts of my mufflers, pancake style,have them of all colours, which are the correct ones?
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Awww. Come on, Fede! You can do better than that. Either look up the part numbers for the exact parts, or use common AN type hardware, preferably with a "C" in the part number indicating anti-corrosive stainless. (Example: AN3-4 is a 3/16" dia. bolt approx. 1/2" long but a AN3C-4 is identical except in stainless.)
Use high-temp lock-nuts such as AN363 or MS21042 all-metal stopnuts. (or AN363C for stainless) You can order hardware from Aircraft spruce. http://www.aircraftspruce.com/
Use high-temp lock-nuts such as AN363 or MS21042 all-metal stopnuts. (or AN363C for stainless) You can order hardware from Aircraft spruce. http://www.aircraftspruce.com/
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George, now you can see how a person can be addict to this site!!!.
I thought on using AN bolts and nuts, the ones that fit, but since have none of them here, i have to order new a US dealer. I was just looking for types and measures.
Knew you were abouto reply when i see you online at the first page of the forum!!!! THANX!!!
I thought on using AN bolts and nuts, the ones that fit, but since have none of them here, i have to order new a US dealer. I was just looking for types and measures.
Knew you were abouto reply when i see you online at the first page of the forum!!!! THANX!!!
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