In cam covers, does 3.8=4.2?
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In cam covers, does 3.8=4.2?
I recently purchased a nice ser. 1.5 2+2 E type, but the exhaust cam cover had been over torqued, cracked, and repaired....with a couple holes cracked again. Have only seen 3.8 covers for sale lately, at least solid ones and it seems that they'd be the same.
Not in a big hurry to swap it out, and am a relatively patient bargain hunter, but I'd expect to pay upwards of 2-3 hundred for a nice set.
Not in a big hurry to swap it out, and am a relatively patient bargain hunter, but I'd expect to pay upwards of 2-3 hundred for a nice set.
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Just checked their site,,,,,
Glad to know they'd fit.....makes searching a lot easier!
I'm guessing it must've been a while since you priced them, but they're showing around $853/a pair for all varieties. They do have some good prices on other stuff I'll need. I have lots of receipts from the previous owner from SNG too.
Thanks!
I'm guessing it must've been a while since you priced them, but they're showing around $853/a pair for all varieties. They do have some good prices on other stuff I'll need. I have lots of receipts from the previous owner from SNG too.
Thanks!
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Slade (01-08-2014)
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re torque for Cam caps
Is there a small Torque wrench that can register the torque for cam cap bolts.
3/8" drive seems overkill and lacks the finesse
OR can these bolts be tightened and then add 1/8" turn or ?
Just used Pittsburgh Torque Wrench and broke off cap bolt . did not find the "click " that audible . Plus the 3/8" wrench felt to heavy from onset.
Advice any one ?
3/8" drive seems overkill and lacks the finesse
OR can these bolts be tightened and then add 1/8" turn or ?
Just used Pittsburgh Torque Wrench and broke off cap bolt . did not find the "click " that audible . Plus the 3/8" wrench felt to heavy from onset.
Advice any one ?
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I have a 3/8" CDI torque wrench
A very nice E-Bay purchase several years ago. I think I paid less than $50. It came with a calibration certificate. It's a micrometer type that registers in in/lbs instead of ft/lbs, when you reach the setting, the handle "breaks" over slightly. You can't miss it.
Search E-Bay and/or check their website.
www.cditorque.com
Tim
Search E-Bay and/or check their website.
www.cditorque.com
Tim
Last edited by rcwkr; 05-22-2013 at 01:29 PM.
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Is there a small Torque wrench that can register the torque for cam cap bolts.
3/8" drive seems overkill and lacks the finesse
OR can these bolts be tightened and then add 1/8" turn or ?
Just used Pittsburgh Torque Wrench and broke off cap bolt . did not find the "click " that audible . Plus the 3/8" wrench felt to heavy from onset.
Advice any one ?
3/8" drive seems overkill and lacks the finesse
OR can these bolts be tightened and then add 1/8" turn or ?
Just used Pittsburgh Torque Wrench and broke off cap bolt . did not find the "click " that audible . Plus the 3/8" wrench felt to heavy from onset.
Advice any one ?
CDI and PROTO both make inch/pound torque wrenches. I have 1/4 and 3/8 drive.
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Graham Royls (05-27-2013)
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