headbolts

s13eater · #1 26-01-2007, 03:34

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Originally Posted by adzs12

Whats wrong with £46 from nissan

i don't know but i've got to buy some more engine mounts, to put the fj in, i think i've done my self wrong gettin rid off my old ones ,as i have to buy the same ones again, and never got payed for the last ones

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turbomike · #2 26-01-2007, 09:52

which mounts shaun,the metal brackets or actual rubbers?i bet they are totally different to et ones as well?i could of dug some out for ya otherwise

s12Rob · #3 26-01-2007, 10:18

you dont need to change the head bolts, they are not stretch bolts.

30psi · #4 26-01-2007, 10:19

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Originally Posted by s12Rob

you dont need to change the head bolts, they are not stretch bolts.

If they have been used in the past and some monkey has over tightened them beyond there yield, then the only safe way is to use new ones.

CNHSS1 · #5 26-01-2007, 10:27

i replace em every time

s12Rob · #6 26-01-2007, 12:55

oh yeah i agree to use new ones everytime but u can use them again

s13eater · #7 26-01-2007, 10:27

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Originally Posted by turbomike

which mounts shaun,the metal brackets or actual rubbers?i bet they are totally different to et ones as well?i could of dug some out for ya otherwise

naah mike its the actual rubber ones, i've got some std s12 ca ones, the fj ones are just a block of rubber, with threaded bar each side, i do have some spares somewhere, but i can't seem to find them yet.

sideways danny · #8 26-01-2007, 13:02

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Originally Posted by s13eater

i don't know but i've got to buy some more engine mounts, to put the fj in, i think i've done my self wrong gettin rid off my old ones ,as i have to buy the same ones again, and never got payed for the last ones

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what's that got to do with headbolts?