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Old 08-23-2015, 11:06 AM   #1 (permalink)
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How are we coming on the anodizing? Getting close?
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Should be back any day now! The process only takes them a hour or two, so they wont send me any status details until its finished
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Should be back any day now! The process only takes them a hour or two, so they wont send me any status details until its finished
That's good news. In really hoping they get them back to you this week. I'm taking the car apart for some suspension work and it would be great add this to the weekend work. If not it can always wait but I'd be nice to go ahead and get it in. Thanks again!
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Anyone have torque specs? I hate looking in the manual.
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Anyone have torque specs? I hate looking in the manual.
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5 ft-lbs. think that equates to snug
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I am going to swing by the anodizer tomorrow and see whats up with the pans
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Hey your such a hands on guy,
20 -25 lbs. torque should do.
And then there is the mechanics feel, snug it up tight and give it that little last.
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Kidding aside, I read 6.1ft-lbs for the pan screws and 16 ft-lbs for the oil pick up. Thanks phunk.
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Kidding aside, I read 6.1ft-lbs for the pan screws and 16 ft-lbs for the oil pick up. Thanks phunk.

The pan measurement is in in-lbs
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Sorry for this stupid question, but...

In my kit there is:
the pan (very pretty)
longer pan bolts and washers
a spacer for the oil pickup and its 2 longer attachment bolts bolts.
Drain plug (I haven't checked, but it looks magnetic I think?)

I understand where those all go.
What are the two metal "tubes" for? They sort of look like long washers. I assume they go somewhere on the oil pickup, but before I drop my pan and get started, I want to know what everything is.

could they be 2 drain plug washers??
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Sorry for this stupid question, but...

In my kit there is:
the pan (very pretty)
longer pan bolts and washers
a spacer for the oil pickup and its 2 longer attachment bolts bolts.
Drain plug (I haven't checked, but it looks magnetic I think?)

I understand where those all go.
What are the two metal "tubes" for? They sort of look like long washers. I assume they go somewhere on the oil pickup, but before I drop my pan and get started, I want to know what everything is.

could they be 2 drain plug washers??
The drain plug does not have a magnet.

There are 2 extra drain plug washers included but I am not sure what the tubes are you speak of, they didn't come with the pan whatever they are.
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The drain plug does not have a magnet.

There are 2 extra drain plug washers included but I am not sure what the tubes are you speak of, they didn't come with the pan whatever they are.
Thanks Phunk I'm all sorted now
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