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Bah i got one of our unit people who is a mechanic to give me a hand with them cams, everything going well, and then bang, fkn broke a stud of I6 capstud, didnt even move a bit broke straight away, You would have a spare bearing stud would ya dan? i need one or know where i can get one, IE: repco?

if ya talkin cam bearing I can loan you one and you can replace it. I will need it next week tho.

And yes i followed the correct procedure blah blah blah in how to remove cams etc before ANYONE asks. Yes i have a torque wrench, i also have the manual and i took extra care etc etc didnt rush it....

Cheers

A

if ya talkin cam bearing I can loan you one and you can replace it. I will need it next week tho.

You won't be able to get one as they are line bored to match the head. The one you lend will not necessarily be the same as the one you get back

May not fit

Studs aren't available from anywhere really. You gotta use a M6 cap stud or something similar and tap the hole out to suit

You can helicoil too if you like

You can buy replacements for the rb26 the tomei ones, but i just need one not 28 of the fookers, and it happened to the intake or bearing cap I6 as numbered on them the one with the brass plate attached to it, and yes dan is correct about the bearings as there machined for that specific engine, looks as if it was going to break either way who ever did it as it broke almost instantly first slightest pressure on the damn thing....

Bit of stud broke inside :O thats what i thought about the stud theory should be able to just threadtech the old one out and replace the stud like any studs head manifolds etc

That what i thought too Adam.

Hello Queenslanders... im coming up from 3 to 13 june from Melbourne, ive been before but would like some ideas on.....

what to do and where to go

and

What are some good places i can hit in Brisbane City?

And can someone tell me what is with the terrible taste in cars/mods in QLD.. like lancers with big chrome wheels, vinyls and pink interiors etc...

thanks :O

Hello Queenslanders... im coming up from 3 to 13 june from Melbourne, ive been before but would like some ideas on.....

what to do and where to go

and

What are some good places i can hit in Brisbane City?

And can someone tell me what is with the terrible taste in cars/mods in QLD.. like lancers with big chrome wheels, vinyls and pink interiors etc...

thanks :O

The dunrootin old folks home does bingo every tuesday night and the pink Lancer belongs to Adam.

The dunrootin old folks home does bingo every tuesday night and the pink Lancer belongs to Adam.

the name 'adam' sounds about right for a pink lancer, and bingo on a tuesday night sounds delightful, i want to yell out 'legs 11'..... then all the old ladies can show me their legs and then :O

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