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Heavy hex nuts
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Trevor Jessie
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You need to order the proper hardware from a specialist.
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Trevor Jessie said:
X2, there aren't any shortcuts to be made here.
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Fred,
You need some new gaskets likely anyway. Order from MOSS or VB and the nuts you need won't add any more to the shipping charge. Go new with the nuts on the exhaust and do them in brass. There is an engineering reason Heat expansion/contraction and staying put I'm sure in addition to the fact you can remove down the road if you need to.
You need some new gaskets likely anyway. Order from MOSS or VB and the nuts you need won't add any more to the shipping charge. Go new with the nuts on the exhaust and do them in brass. There is an engineering reason Heat expansion/contraction and staying put I'm sure in addition to the fact you can remove down the road if you need to.
