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Nov 23, 2018 | 05:30 PM

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Anyone else nut the back of there converter bolts? I've been doing it for years on my track car but I'm really not sure if it is something I really need to be doing or not for a street build.

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What?

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I've never done it or even thought about it but I don't remember having bolts long enough to do it.
I have had them come lose once but I caught it before there was a problem. Only happened once in all these years.

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yes on the back of stamped steel pads I do, but on the billet stuff there's no way since the backside of the hole is blind

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I don't remember having bolts long enough to do it.
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Thats what I was thinking, but I haven't really done that much tranny swaps.

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