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Old 10-12-2011, 05:45 AM
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^ looks great! I didnt see that at the canibeat meet lol
Thanks. LoL was too tired to make it to the canibeat meet.
 
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Bay looks great Ray.
 
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Old 10-12-2011, 10:14 PM
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Thanks Marcus!
 
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Old 10-15-2011, 11:47 PM
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Randy back at it again with his skills and "Magic Touch". Ill post better shots tomorrow



 
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Old 10-16-2011, 12:01 AM
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Looking forward to seeing more Chris.
 
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Old 11-08-2011, 04:03 AM
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With so many people asking me about bolts. Here is the leg work done for you on sizes and quantity. Please do not take this as to being 100% accurate, but it should be damn close.





---------------------------------------(QTY) ----------Size mm

Upper Plenum : ( 9 )6mm x 25mm - (3 )6mm x 45mm - ( 4 )6mm x 60mm - (2)6mm nuts
Using a plenum spacer, add 10mm to length to all bolts

Plenum Brackets : ( 4 )6mm x 14mm

Lower Collector : ( 4 )8mm x 40mm - ( 4 )8mm nuts

Throttle Body : ( 4 )6mm x 45mm

Fuel Line bracket : ( 2 )6mm x 35mm

Dip Stick guide : ( 1 )6mm x 40mm

VTC Solenoids : X2 ( 3 )6mm x 35mm - cover bolt X2 ( 1 )6mm x 14mm

Camshaft Bracket ( what vtc solenoid is bolted to ): X2 ( 4 )6mm x 55mm * Need to reuse oem washer from oem bolt.

Coil Packs : ( 6 )6mm x 20mm

Brackets on valve covers : ( 6 )6mm x 14

Timing Cover : ( 20 )6mm x 25 * There is one that can only be replaced if crankshaft pulley is removed. - ( 2 )8mm x 70mm * lower end of cover. *( 6 )6mm x 14mm to fill empty holes.

Cam Covers : X2 ( 5 )6mm x 16mm

Cam Covers ( rev up ) : X2 ( 7 )6mm x 16mm

Water Pump cover : ( 4 )6mm x 14mm

Chain Tensioner cover : ( 3 )6mm x 14mm

Thermostat : ( 3 )6mm x 30mm

Coolant Pipe ( passenger side ) : ( 1 )8mm x 20mm

Ground Wire ( on timing cover ) : ( 1 )8mm x 20mm - ( 1 )6mm x 14mm

Ground Wire ( on frame ) : ( 2 )6mm x 14mm

Power Steering Pump : ( 2 )8mm x20 - ( 1 )8mm x 45mm

Lower Alternator bracket : ( 2 )8mm x 20mm

Drive Belt tensioner pulley bracket : ( 3 )8mm x 20mm

AC Belt tensioner pulley bracket : ( 3 )8mm x 20mm

Strut / Coilover : X2 ( 3 )8mm nuts

Hood Hinge : ( 4 )8mm nuts

Hood Pin Switch bracket : ( 2 )6mm x 14mm

Power Steering tank bracket : ( 3 )6mm x 25mm

Hood Latch : ( 3 )8mm x 20mm

Core Support : ( 4 )8mm x 20mm

Head Lights : ( 2 )6mm x 25mm

Fenders : ( 8 ) 6mm x 14mm - * if using hood dampers, only ( 6 ) are needed

Cowel : ( 1 )6mm x 14mm * at firewall

Overflow Tank : ( 1 )6mm x 14mm
 
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^ God bless you
 
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Old 11-08-2011, 11:14 AM
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Wow! Awesome stuff Randy..thanks
 
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Old 11-08-2011, 11:27 AM
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Randy THANK YOU!! I get this question via PM at least once a week. Appreicate you sharing this with all of us.

I created a new thread and stickied it in the Tech area: https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-...olt-sizes.html
 
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Old 11-08-2011, 04:05 PM
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I have gotten a few PMs on that as well, that is a HUGE help for guys looking to swap out the bolts.
 
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Old 11-08-2011, 04:24 PM
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whoa, big ups to Randy for helping out the community!
 
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Old 11-08-2011, 04:25 PM
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^And of course we don't forget that you stepped up when no one did and posted the plenum bolt sizes a while back (also a sticky).
 
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Old 11-19-2011, 05:50 PM
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Finally got around to painting my core support. Thanks to JDM Cain for hooking me up with the guy who recently painted his.

Thanks to Randy (RRYDE) for waking up early this morning and going over to Eric's shop to swap it for me. Randy even took the time to clean up the area behind the core support (AC Condensor, etc.), thank you sir!









We had talked about burning my ARC titanium radiator panel a couple months ago when I got it polished, but I was undecided how I wanted to burn it. Randy suggested just a subtle line to show that its titanium, he burned it for me today (pictured sitting on unpainted core support). Thanks again homie.

 
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Old 11-19-2011, 06:25 PM
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Looks Great Marcus,Smooth and Clean. Randy did an awesome job as usual.

I see what my next upgrade will be, CHROME PLATED HOOD LATCH. Debating doing it but definately worthwhile improvement.
 
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Old 11-19-2011, 06:28 PM
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everything came out great Marcus
 


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