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Timeserts vs Keenserts for exhaust studs?
I pulled an exhaust stud that had already been Helicoiled. I've heard about Timeserts for years but we use Keenserts at work (in standard sizes). After getting a crazy online price for Keenserts ($21.79 ea, yes I asked... each), I found some Timeserts online a bit more reasonable( $1.14 ea after $70 kit which includes 5), and then not 5 minutes later a guy at work found Keenserts for about $2.50 each. The Keenserts look pretty serious, but is it worth buying them over the Timeserts that will be here tomorrow?
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I would not use keenserts. They are really difficult to remove if you have a problem with them.
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70 for the timesert kit, dang I paid way more than that for mine, althought it was the spark plug kit.
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Timecerts seem to be what most metric folks prefer, I find them brittle and a little too delicate. Rosan's aka Slimserts are my favorite, but in this application, I am not sure they are available. |
Anyone know what size Timeserts are needed for the exhaust studs and where to get them?
I haven't worked on removing my exhaust yet, but I will be during the Holidays. I'd like to have them on hand when something happens like a broken stud!! Mahalo! SmileWavy |
Installed 12 timecerts on 930 ehaust ports the last time I did a rebuild, worked great with no problems....
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I think I bought Timeserts from these guys: http://www.enginetech.com/
The standard length for the 8 x 1.25mm is 12mm, but you could put longer ones in if you wanted. |
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Mahalo!! ;) |
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Is there a reason for the 6mm difference from what 125shifter posted? |
I was just stating that 12mm is standard, the 18mm are the longest Timesert and there's room for them in the original hole so I agree 18mm is the best option.
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Thank you for clearing that up for me. |
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