Any one use Galvanized Steel Clamps? T-bolts are too bling bling...
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Any one use Galvanized Steel Clamps? T-bolts are too bling bling...
-40° to +375° F. and Torque is 15-20 in.-lbs.
are they any good? enough clamping force w/ these? im thinking about getting some since the slotted stainless steel ones tend to tear up the couplers.
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Re: Any one use Galvanized Steel Clamps? T-bolts are too bling bling...
http://www.pgmfi.org/~blundar/tony/p1010079.jpg
http://www.pgmfi.org/~blundar/tony/p1010081.jpg
can you spot the coathangers? I use clamps from old toyotas and whatever else I can hide in my toolbag at the junkyard. The wire kind are my favorite.
If i ever break any of these I may start using some exhaust u-bolts and brick strap for clamps....
http://www.pgmfi.org/~blundar/tony/p1010081.jpg
can you spot the coathangers? I use clamps from old toyotas and whatever else I can hide in my toolbag at the junkyard. The wire kind are my favorite.
If i ever break any of these I may start using some exhaust u-bolts and brick strap for clamps....
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Re: Any one use Galvanized Steel Clamps? T-bolts are too bling bling...
Im going to go out on a limb here and say they will work. Although I have never tried this exact style of clamp it looks like it accomplishes the same task as any other clamp.
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Re: Any one use Galvanized Steel Clamps? T-bolts are too bling bling...
order some from the interweb..there about 2.50 a peice, all stainless, and have another band of steel under the screw part so it never touches the coupler
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