

| Subject: | nuts and bolts to use on exhaust |
| From: | Robert Mac Dowell |
| Date: | Wed, 30 Nov 2011 08:28:39 -0500 |
Back in the old days us greasers used brass nuts. The brass is soft and needs to be torqued to the right spec. Never had a problem with exhaust nuts again. The only problem I see is getting a brass nut in metric, but I'm sure its possible. Also, you had to run a chase down the threads of an old exhaust stud. The coarseness of the threads would sand down the threads of the nut. Although I put many on without doing the chase and had no problems. We also looked for the thickest nuts we could find. Theirs a large selection in sae. Metric, I just don't know. A few hours on the world wide waste would reveal plenty, I'm sure
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