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Old 11-13-2007, 07:29 AM
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So I'm looking to upgrade, do you guys think a 4130 washer will help provide better clamping force for my forged headlight assembly?
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If I have an MS4 on a 111LSA, Dart 225's milled to 60cc's on a stock Ls1; What will my dynamic compression warshio be? I just want to be safe. Almost forgot, i'll be using 91 octane. Should i be good? Thanks a lot!!!
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Originally Posted by Speed
So I'm looking to upgrade, do you guys think a 4130 washer will help provide better clamping force for my forged headlight assembly?
4130 washers are too strong... id rather have my washer twist and break so that it doesnt break the rear end.


that reminds me, can i put glass washers in the rear end? they still will be strogner then the rest of the 10bolt.
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Originally Posted by 67camaro
If I have an MS4 on a 111LSA, Dart 225's milled to 60cc's on a stock Ls1; What will my dynamic compression warshio be? I just want to be safe. Almost forgot, i'll be using 91 octane. Should i be good? Thanks a lot!!!
Hello??? Have you not been paying attention? Please re-read the ENTIRE thread.

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Old 11-17-2007, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by gtarist
Hello??? Have you not been paying attention? Please re-read the ENTIRE thread.

Thanks for playing.
washa matta wit you? you didnt mention washers.
Old 11-20-2007, 02:11 AM
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Originally Posted by gtarist
Hello??? Have you not been paying attention? Please re-read the ENTIRE thread.

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Read my post CAREFULLY
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Originally Posted by 67camaro
Read my post CAREFULLY
Oops, my bad. For a minute there I thought you were talking about a washer/dryer combo.

I should just stay out of these technical threads. Clearly I am in over my head.
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anyone know of any sponsors having thanksgiving sales on flat washers?
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Tbyre has free shipping on them. for a 0.00001$ profit
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I had to drill a 5/32" hole in my washer just to get it to idle properly!
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I was so happy the first time I came across this thread... It has saved me so much time on the phone answering tech calls about washers. Now I just point my more needy callers here.

Thanks guys. You are performing a great service.

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Originally Posted by Speed
So I'm looking to upgrade, do you guys think a 4130 washer will help provide better clamping force for my forged headlight assembly?
I think you should go with a 4140 PHT (Rc 28-32), better adjustablility IMO
Old 12-26-2007, 03:10 PM
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I use the ones from the old muffler bearings when I change the air in my tires. Slide right in when you don't grind'em.
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My washers give me a 'shoulder' to cry on.
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Hey guys, I have a turbo and cut springs and was wondering what the best flat washer you think would be with my combination
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Originally Posted by z28bryan
Hey guys, I have a turbo and cut springs and was wondering what the best flat washer you think would be with my combination
Make sure your washers are forged to handle all that horsepower, ....oh almost forgot, titanium flat washers are a necessary for weight savings.
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11 pages. Seriously what's the point? haha
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great write up.
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Are the new Weiand washers displayed at SEMA 2007 out yet? I need a cheaper alternative to the FAST washers. I ported my washer a long time ago but I'm ready for more.
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Well I married a washer. She's real good with pots and pans but DAMN, you ought see what see does with the plates!!


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