AES 410c.i. LSX & KY-Turbo
03-12-2013, 08:45 PM
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Ok so I went to try and get some things bolted up today. I got ARP intake bolts the other day. My friend stopped by cause we was going to try setting the motor down in the car. My friend noticed before I opened the package of ARP bolts. He said them will not work with that victor Jr intake and he was right. We took a stock intake bolt and it was way to long. Does anyone know a part # for the correct ARP bolt or any others that I can use?
Then I went to install the valve covers and notice that one of my gaskets was cut into. I wonder who would have done that
? So I went and got another set.
Then I went to put them on the motor and one of my valve cover bolts was bent. Like someone put it in a vice and hit it with a hammer.
It was at this time that I said screw it and walked away from it. I don't like trying to work on stuff when I'm mad like that.
Then I went to install the valve covers and notice that one of my gaskets was cut into. I wonder who would have done that
? So I went and got another set.Then I went to put them on the motor and one of my valve cover bolts was bent. Like someone put it in a vice and hit it with a hammer.
It was at this time that I said screw it and walked away from it. I don't like trying to work on stuff when I'm mad like that.
03-13-2013, 07:36 PM
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Anyone that is running a victor jr. intake. If you can I would like to obtain a part # to the right size ARP bolt. I don't want to settle for your typical hardware store bolt. If you don't have a part # for the ARP bolts and you have a good quality part # bolt would like that info. I would also like to hear about what everyone has used as well.
All so I was told to stay away from stainless steal bolts because they would seize up. Anyone know if that is true?
All so I was told to stay away from stainless steal bolts because they would seize up. Anyone know if that is true?
03-13-2013, 09:24 PM
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Ok so I went to try and get some things bolted up today. I got ARP intake bolts the other day. My friend stopped by cause we was going to try setting the motor down in the car. My friend noticed before I opened the package of ARP bolts. He said them will not work with that victor Jr intake and he was right. We took a stock intake bolt and it was way to long. Does anyone know a part # for the correct ARP bolt or any others that I can use?
Then I went to install the valve covers and notice that one of my gaskets was cut into. I wonder who would have done that ? So I went and got another set.
Then I went to put them on the motor and one of my valve cover bolts was bent. Like someone put it in a vice and hit it with a hammer.
It was at this time that I said screw it and walked away from it. I don't like trying to work on stuff when I'm mad like that.
Then I went to install the valve covers and notice that one of my gaskets was cut into. I wonder who would have done that
? So I went and got another set.Then I went to put them on the motor and one of my valve cover bolts was bent. Like someone put it in a vice and hit it with a hammer.
It was at this time that I said screw it and walked away from it. I don't like trying to work on stuff when I'm mad like that.
