Subject	subpar (n/m)
Posted by	Guapo on May 23, 2007 at 7:43 PM
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In Reply To	here is what happened to one of the bolts when I applied posted by Cap927(Boston) on May 23, 2007 at 07:16 PM
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Follow Ups	Does anyone know if the 13" brake kit caliper adapter - Cap927(Boston) 15:04:24 05/23/07 you mean the Stoptech adapter? Instructions say 85 lbs/ft (n/m) - vorpalZ 15:11:39 05/23/07 I believe he means one of the stock caliper spacer kits - Broke_as_**** 15:34:40 05/23/07 Exactly, thanks. that's what I figured since the bolts are - Cap927(Boston) 15:48:02 05/23/07 Did you try contacting the kit supplier? - Broke_as_**** 15:52:47 05/23/07 no, but not a big deal, just something freaky happened - Cap927(Boston) 15:56:53 05/23/07 Which kit? Bernie's is made of different material - Barry'z (NJ) 16:03:52 05/23/07 I know the adapters are aluminum vs steel, but the bolt - Cap927(Boston) 16:30:44 05/23/07 The OEM bolts are grade 9. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 17:37:32 05/23/07 Thanks for the info. I just ordered new bolts. (n/m) - Cap927(Boston) 18:51:12 05/23/07 He's NOT installing my kit - all my hardware is grade 10.9 - YugoBernie (NoVA) 18:39:50 05/23/07 here is what happened to one of the bolts when I applied - Cap927(Boston) 19:16:57 05/23/07 wow..doesn't look like it's supposed to be a stretch bolt. - whatsthegoodword 19:26:46 05/23/07 I do use anti-seize just enough to make it easier when - Cap927(Boston) 19:33:23 05/23/07 subpar (n/m) - Guapo 19:43:15 05/23/07 Re: here is what happened to one of the bolts when I applied - Dallas DamonZ 07:53:04 05/24/07 they're all being replaced. It's not worth the risk - Cap927(Boston) 08:59:54 05/24/07
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