Pineapple Engine Stand Bolt Question
08-21-09, 07:54 AM
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Pineapple Engine Stand Bolt Question
Hey FC owners! I'm in the process of putting a S4 engine in my FB with a Microtech, FMIC, and some other goodies and I know I will have plenty of questions over the next month or so. Here is the first one and it may be rather silly...
I bought the Pinaapple Racing engine stand adapter. Last night, I go to mount it, and I realize that it did not come with the bolts needed to mount it to the engine
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What size bolts do I need? I need to mount into those three holes? I will have to purchase them and knowing WTF I am buying would be great!
Thanks!
Also, anyone in the Philly, NJ, NY area that wants to come help out, you are more than welcome...
I bought the Pinaapple Racing engine stand adapter. Last night, I go to mount it, and I realize that it did not come with the bolts needed to mount it to the engine
.What size bolts do I need? I need to mount into those three holes? I will have to purchase them and knowing WTF I am buying would be great!
Thanks!
Also, anyone in the Philly, NJ, NY area that wants to come help out, you are more than welcome...
08-21-09, 08:34 AM
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Went to their website just to make sure...
http://www.rebuildingrotaryengines.c..._Stand_Adapter
The adapter mounts to the engine via the bolts threaded into the front stationary housing (where the A/C P/S bracket mounts). Re-use the washers, spring washers and nuts that you took off when (if) you removed the A/C P/S bracket. You still have the studs on?
http://www.rebuildingrotaryengines.c..._Stand_Adapter
The adapter mounts to the engine via the bolts threaded into the front stationary housing (where the A/C P/S bracket mounts). Re-use the washers, spring washers and nuts that you took off when (if) you removed the A/C P/S bracket. You still have the studs on?
08-21-09, 08:46 AM
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Went to their website just to make sure...
http://www.rebuildingrotaryengines.c..._Stand_Adapter
The adapter mounts to the engine via the bolts threaded into the front stationary housing (where the A/C P/S bracket mounts). Re-use the washers, spring washers and nuts that you took off when (if) you removed the A/C P/S bracket. You still have the studs on?
http://www.rebuildingrotaryengines.c..._Stand_Adapter
The adapter mounts to the engine via the bolts threaded into the front stationary housing (where the A/C P/S bracket mounts). Re-use the washers, spring washers and nuts that you took off when (if) you removed the A/C P/S bracket. You still have the studs on?
When I bought the engine, it did not have the AC and PS bracket or studs. Thus my problem.
08-21-09, 09:08 AM
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Was afraid you'd say that. Didn't see anything here, but it's a good thread (no pun intended)...
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showthread.php?t=367392
You may have to take the housing to the hardware store if you're in a real hurry. It's obviously metric, M10 or M12, ? thread pitch.
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showthread.php?t=367392
You may have to take the housing to the hardware store if you're in a real hurry. It's obviously metric, M10 or M12, ? thread pitch.
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Alright, so I guess that I need some M12X1.5 bolts as I do not have the studs and will have to simply thread the bolts through the bracket and into the housing.
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