Good place to pick up flywheel bolts?

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I need the longer manual flywheel bolts (that go into the crank). Can I just use some very good grade bolts instead of factory bolts? I had the shorter automatic bolts which won't hold up to the abuse of the rebuilt engine and slicks...

 

Rick 91GT

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ARP makes them....

 

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yeah, summit sells them for like 20 bucks i think

 

fordman54935

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I was gonna suggest ARP - the set only costs $10.

 

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10 bucks USD would cost me around 25~35 bucks with shipping and exchange which is pretty good since the stock Ford bolts are 30 bucks here... the local jack-ass "performance" store wants 150$ for the ARP flywheel bolt kit...

 

Mustang5L5

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I got mine from Ford, cost me $9.

I figure they were good enough since nobody has ever complained of their flywheel falling off from the factory

 

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Get some new dowel pins so you don't chatter also. FRPP makes a kit with bolts and dowels.