Cheap place to find bolts for 14b/16g turbo set up? what size?
As the title states. I was wondering what size the bolts were and where I could get them on the cheap. I need the bolts that attach the turbo to the manifold, Turbo exhaust collector bolts that attach it to the exhaust turbine housing, and collector to downpipe. The bolts I find for sale are exspensive as hell. Is there a site online that sells these at a reasonable price?
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i got all the bolts i needed for my turbo and down pipe from auto zone the ones i used are really common i think m10 1.5 or something like that it was the same thread pitch ans size of the bolts for my crx fender
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Originally Posted by txdohczc
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the ones i used are really common i think m10 1.5 or something like that it was the same thread pitch ans size of the bolts for my crx fender
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ask around on some dsm forums they should know the exact size
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Stock Manifold to Turbo Bolts (you might not need this much length)
M10x1.25x80 O2 Housing / Turbine Discharge (again, you might not need this much length) M10x1.25x31 I think you will only find M10x1.25x30 at the average bolt shop and they work just fine as again, you might not need the length. I like Fastenal for getting stuff but some of the small stores don't cut it. |
awesome, thats exactly what I needed thanks
also i was wondering if the bolts were different for the j-pipe so I could look for those as well |
i go to ace hardware for all of my bolts. their prices are good and their selection is insane. they even have stainless and grade 8 stuff. you can take the turbine housing in with you and just try bolts in it
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Home depot or the local mom and pop store is my choice.
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Originally Posted by BoostGear
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I like Fastenal for getting stuff but some of the small stores don't cut it.
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Originally Posted by socalintegra
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awesome, thats exactly what I needed thanks
also i was wondering if the bolts were different for the j-pipe so I could look for those as well Length....... 20mm *I THINK*, not sure, but that would be on a fairly thin (stock) flange, so you might need longer if your using a fatty flange. I recommend using a HEX head bolt for the j-pipe, it will save you having to make 1/8 turns of the wrench and dinging up your paint/finish. |
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