trashline
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Feb 2005
Levittown, PA
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where the heck can I get class 10.9 bolts for my elbow? Ive tried every napa and hardware store in the area. I sent an email to Charlie at evergreen to see if he can get me a couple.
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Thndrchckn420
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Mar 2003
Winchester, VA
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Got mine at ACE Hardware.
88 5-spd. Precision SC-50 ball bearing turbo, gillis, full 3" exhaust w/ 3- 1/2 crome tip, ported E-6, ported big exhaust valve head, ranger roller cam, Essy cam gear, K&N cone in front of the radiator, gutted upper, knife edged lower, Walbro 255HP pump, Kirban AFPR, Forge BPV, PA Performance 130 AMP Alt...
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trashline
Joined:
Feb 2005
Levittown, PA
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Ace was the first place I looked they had 10.8 but they were really long. and I asked
how about the use of studs?
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Pete D
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Apr 2001
Northern OH
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Cut them to length with a dremel and cut off wheels
Pete Dunham
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trashline
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Feb 2005
Levittown, PA
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Pete they are like 4 inches long but they have threads on only half the bolt. there not fully threaded
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Thndrchckn420
Joined:
Mar 2003
Winchester, VA
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Ouch! So close. Your talking about the short ones that hold the elbow to the turbine housing? I can try to find them and send you some if youd like. Our Ace is like a super Ace.
88 5-spd. Precision SC-50 ball bearing turbo, gillis, full 3" exhaust w/ 3- 1/2 crome tip, ported E-6, ported big exhaust valve head, ranger roller cam, Essy cam gear, K&N cone in front of the radiator, gutted upper, knife edged lower, Walbro 255HP pump, Kirban AFPR, Forge BPV, PA Performance 130 AMP Alt...
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Pete D
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Apr 2001
Northern OH
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Quote:they are like 4 inches long but they have threads on only half the bolt.
Opps, that won't get it at all.
Pete Dunham
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I have them in class 12.9, but they are 30mm long, so you'd have to cut about 1/4" or so off of them..
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trashline
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Feb 2005
Levittown, PA
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god I called all three local machine shops, and two grainger, this is nuts. Bob I will be sending you an email
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Joe F
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Jul 2002
Hawkins, Texas - USA
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You might try McMaster-Carr online. www.mcmaster.com
Real good place for hard-to-find hardware.
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