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I've been trying to find the bolt sizes for the t3 flange on my manifold...I read on here that its a 3/8x24 but i cant get those bolts to go in...I tried the 3/8x16, and that goes in a little bit...I've tried all sorts of bolts but none will bite wit the thread and i dont want to force it and end up messing it up...could it be possible that the flange is backwards?
i really think my flange is backwards after looking at it real close...my flange is really smooth where the holes are doesnt have a "dimple" like this on my wastegate flange: (notice the "dimple" curvature around the hole?)
This is my T3 flange completely smooth with no "dimples" around the holes:
Now this is T3 flange inside the manifold that has the little "dimple" part like that of the wastegate flange:
Is there anything i can do to make use of this manifold? Cut the flange out and turn it over and have it re-welded? Or drill new holes and tap a new thread in?
This is my T3 flange completely smooth with no "dimples" around the holes:
Now this is T3 flange inside the manifold that has the little "dimple" part like that of the wastegate flange:
Is there anything i can do to make use of this manifold? Cut the flange out and turn it over and have it re-welded? Or drill new holes and tap a new thread in?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Infinity_Racer »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've been trying to find the bolt sizes for the t3 flange on my manifold...I read on here that its a 3/8x24 but i cant get those bolts to go in...I tried the 3/8x16, and that goes in a little bit...I've tried all sorts of bolts but none will bite wit the thread and i dont want to force it and end up messing it up...could it be possible that the flange is backwards?
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I swore it was the 3/8x16.
</TD></TR></TABLE>I swore it was the 3/8x16.
you dont want to cut the flange off dude. trust me. just get a tap, and put a little motor oil on it for lube. then thread it into each hole only rotatingit about half a turn then turning it backwards to break the chip (if there is any). that should do ya.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by krazy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i remember they were coarse thread. fine thread wont fit.
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see everyone told me fine thread...my dad just came home and had a tap kit with him so we just re-tapped it and are using 3/8 x 16 now...are there certain types of bolts that i should use? you guys think i should use studs instead of bolts to support the turbo?
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krazy</TD></TR></TABLE>
see everyone told me fine thread...my dad just came home and had a tap kit with him so we just re-tapped it and are using 3/8 x 16 now...are there certain types of bolts that i should use? you guys think i should use studs instead of bolts to support the turbo?
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