threadlock on counterweight and flywheel
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threadlock on counterweight and flywheel
didn't get a lot of answers in the rotary performance section https://www.rx7club.com/rotary-car-performance-77/threadlock-flywheel-counterweight-273911/
but just wanted to know....should i use a particular kind of thread lock when reinstalling my flywheel and counterweight bolts?
i found some with a trque rating of lik 370lbs but its temp rated to only 300 degrees f.... i've found another that has a temp rating of 450 degrees f but the torque rating is only at like 250.... what do you suggest?
thanks guys
harrison
but just wanted to know....should i use a particular kind of thread lock when reinstalling my flywheel and counterweight bolts?
i found some with a trque rating of lik 370lbs but its temp rated to only 300 degrees f.... i've found another that has a temp rating of 450 degrees f but the torque rating is only at like 250.... what do you suggest?
thanks guys
harrison
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Bolts? The flywheel is held on by a single large nut. Are you talking about pressure plate bolts?
Just use the permanent Locktite (not sure if it's the blue or red stuff).
Just use the permanent Locktite (not sure if it's the blue or red stuff).
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well yea the flywheel has a nut, but i'm talking about the six bolts to connect the flywheel to the counter balance (lightweight flywheel, not stock..)
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cool thanks.....
btw anyone know where i can get those bolts? m10 x 20 x 1.25 pitch?
ace hardware has to order them and it will take a week......
btw anyone know where i can get those bolts? m10 x 20 x 1.25 pitch?
ace hardware has to order them and it will take a week......
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