Ts1 exhaust stud wire kit!

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I need to get one of these kits as my exhaust nuts keep coming loose and blowing gaskets but they are a tenner to buy and I could make them if I know what size thread and pitch they are !! Does any one know what size allen bolts I need to get?
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cool cheers Mark for the prompt answer and help!
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i wouldnt use allen bolts myself..........think studs are best kept and used.......
have you tried double nutting it.............?
a lot depends on the type and quality of ex gasket used..........
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i use allen bolt on one side and brass nut on the hard to reach one ,both lockwired with no gasket . i use b&q silcone to join the 2 faces after i have machined them flat.if thats any help 8-)
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Tried double lock and they are still coming loose! also tried locktite on them too!
I have never tried silicone on an exhaust gasket before only on the head.
I was thinking allen key with loctite and wired too!
I use the copper gaskets as I find them the best but seem to have a little problem with it this time!
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David Blythe is selling these - I'm sure he'll be along soon...
If it aint broke.........tinker with it.....
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following a tip on LCGB, I made some alloy tab washers, the exhaust hasn't come loose since. the suggestion was to use a cut down chain guide tab washer, but I didn't have one, so just used some thin alloy plate I had.
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i pinch "nordlock" washers from work,there basically two interlocking washers that sit on top of each other with teeth angled so it forms a ratchet effect so once tightened they dont release unless you use a spanner.engineering bolt stockists should be able to help
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i have seen these and look excellent

so they work fine?

couldnt nick me a set could ya ;) :D
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