

| Subject: | Re: front exhaust pipe |
| From: | Mark Gajewski |
| Date: | Wed, 11 Aug 1999 11:39:21 -0400 |
Well, the studs seem to make it easier to align and put the exhaust back on rather than just using bolts. However, my studs came out when I turned the nuts so I just replaced them with stainless 13mm (I think) bolts so removal in the future will be a snap. BTW, I don't think the original studs (if I had the originals) are hardened at all, they actually seemed rather soft. Mark >> I am currently replacing the front exhaust pipe (cylinders 1 + 3) on my '86 >> vanagon. It looks like one side (passenger side) is attached to the cylinder >> head with two bolts, while the other side is attached with two nuts? Is this >> normal? Can a turn out the studs on the driver's side and replace them with >> bolts?
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