90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size? Anyone have the size of this bolt? I lost one, dammit! I think someone broke into my garage and stole it! Already have the thing together and substituted a shorter bolt that belongs elsewhere during torque sequence. Need to get the right size length bolt in there. If you have an extra you want to sell let me know. |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size? M8 x 1.25 x 54.4 torx is what is spec'd. I used M8 x 1.25 x 55mm allen, as I was unable to locate a torx. I purchased from boltdepot.com, $0.51 each (product #18974, Metric socket button head, Class 12.9 steel black oxide finish) plus $4.95 shipping. |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size?
Originally Posted by rt66er
(Post 6297610)
M8 x 1.25 x 54.4 torx is what is spec'd. I used M8 x 1.25 x 55mm allen, as I was unable to locate a torx. I purchased from boltdepot.com, $0.51 each (product #18974, Metric socket button head, Class 12.9 steel black oxide finish) plus $4.95 shipping. Where did you find the spec? |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size? You can get entire sets of stainless Allen bolts for the TPI from ebay, etc. There's TONS of different kits out there. ARP even makes them. Here's a set of everything: https://www.ebay.com/itm/TPI-TUNED-P...kAAOSwm8VUvd-q GD |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size? Careful now, you say TPI intake manifold torx bolt, and I get the impression you're talking about the intake to head bolts, which would be 3/8-16. If you're talking about the runner bolts, they're metric. The longer runner bolts generally are the ones (two of them) from the center of the engine out, under the plenum. The longer intake to cylinder head bolts are the four in the corners IIRC. |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size?
Originally Posted by LiquidBlue
(Post 6297620)
Thanks! Now I have to learn how to read bolt sizes! 8 = 8mm - Diameter of bolt threads X = by 1.25 = Metric thread pitch, threads per MM. 54.4 = Thread length including shoulder, if present. 54.4 MM long. AKA a little over 2" (2.14" marginally larger than 2 and 1/8" long) GM will also usually spec out the diameter of the captured washer if there's one present, FWIW. |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size?
Originally Posted by LiquidBlue
(Post 6297620)
Thanks! Now I have to learn how to read bolt sizes! I mean I read, then forget. Reread. Where did you find the spec? #18. |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size?
Originally Posted by Drew
(Post 6297663)
Careful now, you say TPI intake manifold torx bolt, and I get the impression you're talking about the intake to head bolts, which would be 3/8-16. If you're talking about the runner bolts, they're metric. The longer runner bolts generally are the ones (two of them) from the center of the engine out, under the plenum. The longer intake to cylinder head bolts are the four in the corners IIRC. |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size?
Originally Posted by LiquidBlue
(Post 6297872)
Yes, I realized yesterday while working on car I should have specified that. Intake to Head bolts. Need one longer one that is at the corner. It is 35mm long, 10mm dia, 19x7mm head and takes a T45 torx. GD |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size? finding these doesn’t seem to be a matter of a quick search. https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.thi...f24bef8e0.jpeg |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size? There it is! T-40 https://www.mscdirect.com/browse/tnp...kwid=sCwWYsOB2 dc&pcrid=164110844574&rd=k&product_id=71887814&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIqIDRlpju4QIV85FbCh0-Lg2BEAQYBSABEgIj__D_BwE T-45 https://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/67122648 |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size? Those are both Torx Plus - not the same thing. Different socket required. GD |
Re: 90 TPI Intake Manifold Torx bolt - the long one, what size?
Originally Posted by GeneralDisorder
(Post 6297902)
Those are both Torx Plus - not the same thing. Different socket required. GD |
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