whats the thread pitch on cylinder head face
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There are a bunch of random bolts in the motor that fit the cyl head holes. I was messing around the other day and found a bunch of misc engine bolts that fit those hoes. Its like everything is the same size on the engine
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Maybe you should not have even brought it up in the first place? Just because you want to be a wise guy doesnt mean the rest of us do. If you do not suggest it, then why would they try it? Maybe it should have read do not use 3/8?
that is why i said why even suggest it? he appears to be learned enough to understand the LS engine is metric, so its not nice to insult said intelligence with an answer like you stated
that is why i said why even suggest it? he appears to be learned enough to understand the LS engine is metric, so its not nice to insult said intelligence with an answer like you stated
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Maybe you should not have even brought it up in the first place? Just because you want to be a wise guy doesnt mean the rest of us do. If you do not suggest it, then why would they try it? Maybe it should have read do not use 3/8?
that is why i said why even suggest it? he appears to be learned enough to understand the LS engine is metric, so its not nice to insult said intelligence with an answer like you stated
that is why i said why even suggest it? he appears to be learned enough to understand the LS engine is metric, so its not nice to insult said intelligence with an answer like you stated
To anyone else who cares: Use only metric fasteners on the LS motors! In all of the holes! Hope this saves someone some stripped threads...