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mikedsilva 10-18-2025 07:52 AM

I don't use nylocks "inside" the engine.

Flat6pac 10-18-2025 07:53 AM

You don’t use nyloc inside the engine, that’s what the waves washers are for
Bruce

OsoMoore 10-18-2025 08:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flat6pac (Post 12549207)
You don’t use nyloc inside the engine, that’s what the waves washers are for.
Your Allen cap nuts are on the wrong side.
Bruce

Waves or Spring?http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1760803825.png

Flat6pac 10-18-2025 08:34 AM

Curved

OsoMoore 10-18-2025 08:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flat6pac (Post 12549225)
Curved

Ok, looks like I can pick some up locally at a reasonable cost.
Things are already torqued, so I guess I just go around in order and remove, replace, retorque one by one.

I have plenty of non-Nylok nuts too.

OsoMoore 10-18-2025 06:41 PM

The nuts I have on hand in quantity are:
1) Cadmium plated nyloks
2) Cadmium plated prevailing torque
3) Stainless steel

As noted, #1 is not good to use inside the engine. Are either of the other two options good? Or do I need to pick up a different type for these studs of the heads-to-cam towers?

Flat6pac 10-19-2025 04:23 AM

Just use standard 8.8 8mm nuts with wavey washers.
Bruce

stownsen914 10-19-2025 05:27 AM

I'm usually scared to use stainless hardware in/on an engine. If you ever lose or drop one in the engine, having it be magnetic can be an important advantage.


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