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Old May 18, 2014 | 09:43 PM
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Exhaust BOLT SIZE!!!

I have the header I have the gasket. I want to know the I want to get rid of the stock exhaust myself with no stupid *** shop doing it, I have the header and gasket. I want to know what the nut or bolt size is to take off the stock manifold and the stock catalytic converter,. What size will I need??? Please answer you people. I have looked online for this information. If you post that I am a dumbs for not seeing it or whatever. Than **** you. Please inform me what size I need. Thanks. ASAP
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Old May 18, 2014 | 09:50 PM
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Hello?!?!?!?
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Old May 18, 2014 | 10:14 PM
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With the attitude you have in the above posts nobody probably wants to help you. Also you aren't very clear on what you even have or need. A header and a gasket. Which header and which gasket? What nut or bolt size? Are you looking for the nut and bolt sizes to bolt it back up or socket/wrench sizes you need to take it apart? Answer these questions without being rude and maybe someone will help you.
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Old May 18, 2014 | 11:07 PM
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I'll help...Archives Thread.

HERE:https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-gen-arch...-bolts-367392/

INFO:Exhaust

O2 Sensor: M18 x 1.50

Exhaust Manifold Flange Where the pre-cats attach: M12 x 1.25

Racing Beat Presilencer: M12 x 1.75

N/A Exhaust Manifold: M10 x 1.25

TII Exhaust Manifold Nut: 10mm x 1.5

NOW,The next time to post THIS,you''ll be on vacation for 2 weeks.You don't bite the hand that feeds you,especially before Lunch...

*Please answer you people. I have looked online for this information. If you post that I am a dumbs for not seeing it or whatever. Than **** you. Please inform me what size I need. Thanks. ASAP*

Totally uncalled for.

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Old May 19, 2014 | 08:31 AM
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Go look at your wrenches and fit them over the nuts/bolts then take them off and go take those to the hardware store like a man instead of telling people the **** off when you haven't done anything yet yourself.
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Old May 19, 2014 | 09:57 AM
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You waited 7 minutes for a reply before posting again?!

This is not a real time chat room. It may take minutes, hours or days for a reply.

Especially one which could have been easily searched out as there is a thread in the Archives titled "Master list of bolt and nut thread pitches".
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Old May 19, 2014 | 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by lever2000
I have the header I have the gasket. I want to know the I want to get rid of the stock exhaust myself with no stupid *** shop doing it, I have the header and gasket. I want to know what the nut or bolt size is to take off the stock manifold and the stock catalytic converter,. What size will I need??? Please answer you people. I have looked online for this information. If you post that I am a dumbs for not seeing it or whatever. Than **** you. Please inform me what size I need. Thanks. ASAP
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Hello?!?!?!?
lol, you see this **** misterstyx? this is why i give the answers i do lol
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Old May 19, 2014 | 11:44 AM
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lol, you see this **** misterstyx? this is why i give the answers i do lol
But Barkz..he was lonely and after 7 minutes maybe he wanted a DOG..

I should start marking posts with "cookies" so you can deal with them..lol!

Head of that bolt is 14mm.
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Old May 19, 2014 | 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by fidelity101
Go look at your wrenches and fit them over the nuts/bolts then take them off and go take those to the hardware store like a man instead of telling people the **** off when you haven't done anything yet yourself.
+1 stop being such a ***** OP
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Old May 19, 2014 | 12:54 PM
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I didn't realize the "Master list of bolt and nut thread pitches" existed. Mainly because like fidelity101 suggested I take the old nut bolts to Autozone/hardware store and match up what I need.

Since the original poster hasn't replied back as to which header he has, let's just say it is the Racing Beat one, then buy this: Presilencer for 86-88 RX-7 Non-turbo - Man Trans - Racing Beat

and these: Down Pipe & Presilencer Gasket for 86-92 RX-7 - Racing Beat

And bolt it all together. Will not sound good with the stock mufflers but will bolt to the stock Y-pipe. If it is some other brand header then your on your own and unless you know how to weld or has a buddy who does then the exhaust shop may still be in your future.
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Old May 19, 2014 | 01:39 PM
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Unbelievable... Douchiest most ignorant post I've ever read... I wouldn't help anyone with this attitude at all... Why in The F are you so bitchy before anyone even told you to start searching... Take the bolts out and go the the store and buy new ones.. This is almost a joke of a thread... Also I searched and I found the info you are looking for... In about 2 minutes... 6 minutes less than your were willing to wait for someone to respond to you...
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Old May 21, 2014 | 12:17 PM
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Your nuts could have been replaced in the past. There are hardware size variations for same pitch threads. OP. you are asking a question only you can answer. get to your car with a set of wrenches, metric and SAE. and see which one fits best and use that one. Its not hard. The only thing i have left to say, i'll keep to myself and i'll **** off now. You're welcome.
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Old May 21, 2014 | 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by AmT_T
Your nuts could have been replaced in the past. There are hardware size variations for same pitch threads.
Good point.

Wrench/Socket size for a nut or the head of a bolt can vary even if they are the same thread.
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