yeah i guess i hear ya on facing off opposing makes.
this thing is called forum wars and SF is the only other forum with any friction with SM that i know of. (if there is any friction at all due to many people on both)
when i heard about the show i was hoping it was going to be the same cars...
^+1!
two out of three of the courses are all about handling so i nominate this guy.....http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3223196
i hope he isnt more fond of supra forums or im going to feel like a dumb ass.
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To me it sounds like your under torquing bolts. Its impossible to get a torque wrench in there with a socket unless you have a special tool. Ive resued those nuts to and just tightening with a 14mm wrench ive never had one of those come loose.
the motor and turbo are out so i can...
cheap out is one thing i am not trying to do, i just didnt know how much better the stockers were designed
thanks guys for the info
i will be putting in an order asap.
one more question
what about the turbo to manifold nuts? I reused the stock ones and they came loose. yes i am using all the...
ok this is the story
motor has 2k on it and i pulled it because i got a leaky timing case gasket due to a loose nut.
i went to check the torque and the NUTS were loose. The studs have not moved. I know this because i removed all the nuts and the studs are tight.
i have my nuts torqued (thats...
thanks for the reply!
the heat from the exhaust makes the thread lock almost useless and i already have used it.
my head is all helicoiled
just the nut loosens not the studs
how do most of you keep your exhaust nuts tight?
i have a stock manifold and i am currently drilling the nuts for safety wire.
are there any other ways to keep them from loosening besides safety wire? (its a pain drilling the holes)
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