September 11, 200818 yr comment_274246 We'll have words! Hey it wasn't you that sold me an Exedy Sports Tuff clutch for a K50 about 3 weeks back? Lunchtime monday or tuesday? Nah champ, wasnt me. Hope you got a good price though as we're moving a fair few clutches a day. :dance: Report
September 12, 200818 yr comment_274474 hmmm, TE278U i do like this idea.....how much would it be for a set of 4??? not sure of this, but wouldn't these be available at pretty much any hardware.... Cheers hiya, i work in a nut and bolt shop, we also sell industrial supplies. bolts would cost about 8 bucks at the most, and adapter would be 6 bucks ish in a 3/8 square drive. these are best for low clearance applications. and they're f'n strong. we've probably got them in stock, and could airbag it all to you for another 10 bucks. you'd see it the next day. what is the current head size of the bolt you're using? -dave Report
September 12, 200818 yr comment_274511 dave, altho there's not much clearance for getting a bolt in. there's also no room to get at the bolt the way you're talking about. there's maybe an inch of space between the manifold and the runner for the bolt to go, with side access being the only way to get at it (this is for one, maybe 2 of the bolts) not only that, but it's the one closest to the firewall, so you don't have much room to use a long spanner, hence why people cut down an el-cheapo open end spanner. Report
September 13, 200818 yr comment_274520 another way of tightening allen key bolts is to cut about 16mm off the right size allen key, then put it in the corresponding ratchet spanner, that would be only a spanner height taller than the bolt. a picture of the manifold setup would help if you want the most accurate help. i deal with bolt problems all day every day, so i've got a million ideas to solve fastening related problems. -dave Report
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