Distributor Bolt (English or Metric)?
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Car: 88 GTA/86 C20 Burb/91 325i
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Distributor Bolt (English or Metric)?
Hey fellas,
Title about sums it up. Car's six miles away and I need to order a distributor wrench so it gets in this weekend. Do I need a 13/15mm wrench or a 1/2-9/16" wrench?
Muchas Gracias,
-Levi
Title about sums it up. Car's six miles away and I need to order a distributor wrench so it gets in this weekend. Do I need a 13/15mm wrench or a 1/2-9/16" wrench?
Muchas Gracias,
-Levi
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Re: Distributor Bolt (English or Metric)?
It takes a 9/16"
You use a distributor wrench? Why not just the open end of your normal wrench?
You use a distributor wrench? Why not just the open end of your normal wrench?
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Re: Distributor Bolt (English or Metric)?
BTW, Sonix when are you gonna bump your compression to 14:1? It's the same as running a blower, you know...
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Transmission: T10, hurst shifter
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt, true-trac, 3.73
Re: Distributor Bolt (English or Metric)?
oh ok... There's my ignorance showing I suppose... I never did figure out what made those tools so popular..
haha, as soon as I pick up some epoxy to goober on my pistons to make some home made pop up pistons i'll be set! Then just add some cheap rocket fuel to my gas tank to add the octane needed and it'll be cheaper too! Right? Just POUR some rocket fuel into my gas tank eh?
haha, as soon as I pick up some epoxy to goober on my pistons to make some home made pop up pistons i'll be set! Then just add some cheap rocket fuel to my gas tank to add the octane needed and it'll be cheaper too! Right? Just POUR some rocket fuel into my gas tank eh?
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