Flywheel bolts, correct size???
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Flywheel bolts, correct size???
I'm about to bolt the flywheel to my new 383, and I realized I don't know what the correct size for the crank to flywheel bolts is. I seem to have misplaced my originals from my L-48 so I have nothing to reference. Anyone know the answer Also, when I buy the new bolts what should I use for a strength level? Grade 8? Hardended bolts? I'll also be sure to use thread locker when installing also. Any help would be great
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Re: Flywheel bolts, correct size??? (Ryan77)
I'm about to bolt the flywheel to my new 383, and I realized I don't know what the correct size for the crank to flywheel bolts is. I seem to have misplaced my originals from my L-48 so I have nothing to reference. Anyone know the answer Also, when I buy the new bolts what should I use for a strength level? Grade 8? Hardended bolts? I'll also be sure to use thread locker when installing also. Any help would be great
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Melting Slicks
Re: Flywheel bolts, correct size??? (Ryan77)
I'm about to bolt the flywheel to my new 383, and I realized I don't know what the correct size for the crank to flywheel bolts is. I seem to have misplaced my originals from my L-48 so I have nothing to reference. Anyone know the answer Also, when I buy the new bolts what should I use for a strength level? Grade 8? Hardended bolts? I'll also be sure to use thread locker when installing also. Any help would be great
These bolts would be grade 8.
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Re: Flywheel bolts, correct size??? (mapman)
Use the ARP or mid 80's Chevy flywheel bolts, you can get them cheaper from Pioneer at a local automotive machine shop (the Chevy bolts are quite good but, ARPs are the best.)