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Old 05-22-03, 01:16 AM
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help what do i do!!
hey guys finishing up my GTU-t and i broke the studs for the water tube that goes out the turbo in to the block. what do i do?
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but dam it sound nice right off the dp...hehe
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can i just use a bolt or replace the stud?
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Can you get some vice grips on the remaining part of the stud and get it out?
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Use a torque wrench
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yes i can get them out. but what do i use to replace them another studs or a bolts????
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You can buy studs at most auto parts stores. I believe the stud is m6 x 1.00 x 20mm
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I dont see why you couldnt use bolts. Just use the highest grade bolt you can find, I usually go with grade 8 whenever I replace a stock bolt.
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drox are you sure of that size?
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