Source for aftermarket flywheel to counterweight bolts?
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Source for aftermarket flywheel to counterweight bolts?
Hey everyone -
Recently got an aftermarket flywheel (an ACT Prolite) and got the auto counterweight to attach it to. I don't have the bolts to bolt the two together, though, and these are bolts you DEFINITELY want to be strong and work right.
Looks like the stock bolts are around $2-3 each, part number 99784-1016 according to the parts diagram. If that's the best way to go, cool, but I figure there might be some sort of quality aftermarket bolt or something
.
Dale
Recently got an aftermarket flywheel (an ACT Prolite) and got the auto counterweight to attach it to. I don't have the bolts to bolt the two together, though, and these are bolts you DEFINITELY want to be strong and work right.
Looks like the stock bolts are around $2-3 each, part number 99784-1016 according to the parts diagram. If that's the best way to go, cool, but I figure there might be some sort of quality aftermarket bolt or something
. Dale
The thread pitch at the needed daimeter are hard to find in high strength (10.9)
I looked everywhere available to the public for them - even McMaster-Carr did not have them
If you are lucky your local bolt supplier will have the 8.8 grade in the right size, that is what I did
Maybe someone has a wholesale connection and can get some for us
I looked everywhere available to the public for them - even McMaster-Carr did not have them
If you are lucky your local bolt supplier will have the 8.8 grade in the right size, that is what I did
Maybe someone has a wholesale connection and can get some for us
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Originally Posted by DaleClark
Hey everyone -
Recently got an aftermarket flywheel (an ACT Prolite) and got the auto counterweight to attach it to. I don't have the bolts to bolt the two together, though, and these are bolts you DEFINITELY want to be strong and work right.
Looks like the stock bolts are around $2-3 each, part number 99784-1016 according to the parts diagram. If that's the best way to go, cool, but I figure there might be some sort of quality aftermarket bolt or something
.
Dale
Recently got an aftermarket flywheel (an ACT Prolite) and got the auto counterweight to attach it to. I don't have the bolts to bolt the two together, though, and these are bolts you DEFINITELY want to be strong and work right.
Looks like the stock bolts are around $2-3 each, part number 99784-1016 according to the parts diagram. If that's the best way to go, cool, but I figure there might be some sort of quality aftermarket bolt or something
. Dale
the stock bolts you list work, but they are a teeny bit short, cause the flexplate is thinner.
id try 9978-41-020, its a little longer, hopefully not too much
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Yeah, there are 6 bolts. Unfortunately, I don't have any of the bolts to check or measure - I've HAD those bolts in my had before on my old FC, though. Got the flywheel for a SCREAMIN' deal, then bought the counterweight, just need the bolts
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J9FD3S, I'll probably just get 6 of those - they're not too pricey, and good OEM bolts are good piece of mind.
Thanks!
Dale
.J9FD3S, I'll probably just get 6 of those - they're not too pricey, and good OEM bolts are good piece of mind.
Thanks!
Dale
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