Subject	Yes and yes. One of the rod bolts was still in place,
Posted by	Boosted1 on November 18, 2013 at 9:28 PM
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In Reply To	Is that part of the rod bolt stuck in the nut? posted by LitlElvis on November 18, 2013 at 01:09 PM
Message	just bent. From the looks of it, it all happened very quickly.
Follow Ups	Follow up to carnage post last year - Boosted1 10:49:50 11/17/13 sweet, nicley done (n/m) - fst300zx 11:10:18 11/17/13 We need a "Wall of shame" section for broken parts and cars. (n/m) - ChaseGrayTT 14:23:04 11/17/13 Wall of Shame has the wrong kind of tone to it - Broke_as_**** 14:39:42 11/17/13 Ouch! (n/m) - ZXoltan 14:35:02 11/17/13 JB Weld (n/m) - GatorJ 16:06:44 11/17/13 looks fine...clean up and re install ;) (n/m) - Madhatter10-6 17:45:02 11/17/13 Is that part of the rod bolt stuck in the nut? - LitlElvis 13:09:36 11/18/13 Yes and yes. One of the rod bolts was still in place, - Boosted1 21:28:00 11/18/13 Were those ARP bolts? (n/m) - ZXoltan 05:33:13 11/19/13 Yes I used ARP when I put the heads on. Was stock prior. (n/m) - Boosted1 06:07:51 11/19/13 Sorry, yes they were ARP rod bolts. I think stock would have - Boosted1 06:09:02 11/19/13 Looks like it snapped anyway, but I guess it was due to the - ZXoltan 07:37:02 11/19/13
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