Exhaust bolt replacement ...Stainless or ?
I have one of my secondary cat bypass pipes off right now, the bolts while still quite functional are ugly from the heat of 15 years and 70K miles....I have a great supplier locally who has everything from Stainless to Grade 8 and up in bolts. What would you guys use to replace yours ? and if stainless would you use anti seize to help the next time they are removed ??
Thanks in advance Dwight |
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Wow M8 x 1.25 carriage bolts are hard to come by
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Use stainless everything.Bolt nut washers and lock washers.
Grade 8 is the wrong application. |
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I already sourced them at Mr. Metric , I know Grade 8 is carbon
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Carriage bolt ? Don't you mean hex head ? Carriage bolt is for wood .
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carriage bolts
Part of the exhaust hardware are some bolts that look like carriage bolts. Pan head with no slots and a shallow self locking square just above the threads and below the head.
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Nope, carriage bolts are used in the exhaust clamps for the secondary cats/by-pass pipes to U-pipe connection. Metric carriage bolts...
Might be replaced with regular stainless bolts tomorrow afternoon... Edit Pdwight got it in first... |
Metric carriage bolts are available in stainless steel, even Amazon sells them.
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Regular SS hardware for home dope or local hardware will work just fine.
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Yes it would
Actually anything that would pull the clamps in would be OK......that being said Mr Metric is a wonderful resource for hard to find fasteners (I have no involvement whatsoever with them)
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So no love at mr metric. McMaster Carr same. Fastenal has them but want 50 some odd bucks cdn. for a box of ten.
I'll be using regular bright bolts and not worrying about it. They will probably only be on for a year or so before the muffler gets changed out for a magnaflow and the the u-pipes go into the garage attic with the rest of the stock stuff. |
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Stainless studs for the headers may also be of interest?
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Size
Do you know off the top of your head (what a funny way to put that) what size they are ?
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It may be easier to 'cheat' and use a 5/16" bolt.Choose your length carefully.Nordlock washers also?
https://www.boltdepot.com/Carriage_bolts_Stainless_steel_18-8_5_16-18.aspx http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stainless-Steel-Carriage-Bolt-25-5-16-18-x-1-1-2-/201736255999?hash=item2ef86af9ff:g:6nIAAOSw-0xYQZ2H |
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