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£45 for some bolts jamie??? wtf!!! lol

i need stretchbolts (I'm guessing its the big end bolts?) and rings... efffortzz

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In the quantities they are made they would cost pence to make :lol:

When I was pricing G60 rod bolts up for mine they came in at something stupid like £80 from that 'cheap' vw parts trader on here. After a bit of searching found ARP ones for about £100 which are stronger and can be reused. Fuck VW and their over priced shit

Yep ARP all the way

Instead of buying more headbolts I managed to get hold of ARP headstuds that are reusable for £110

I also have ARP rod bolts too but they came with My rods but they aren't too expensive too buy desperately

I've seen them generally sell for around the £45 mark just need to look for the correct bolt type, thread size and length.

What's the crack with the random bit of thread half way up an AVY/AFH rod bolt?

What random thread? :?

See mark crox's pic in a thread somewhere

Can't be arsed to search all of someone's posts to find a pic of a bolt

Just pulled this out of an AFH rod to see what you were on about, still non the wiser?

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Aye that one you have in your 6 fingered webbed hand looks like mine from

An AEE also

If that second thread has any use at all it could only really be to act as a kind of dawel for the the cap like the shoulder does on the orginal afh bolts, although I can't imagine it sitting as snug in the hole as the shoulder bit tho

i only remember my old ones being like the one Guy has pictured i dont remember any second thread on them but the BCB i recently stripped (same as ARC, AVY) I'm sure did have the 2nd thread and tbh the only reason i could see it was there was for like Guy says as a kinda dowel basically

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Mine have got a second bit of thread.. ON the avy bolts and the new afh ones i bought :/ lol .. Cant remember if the old afh ones have but

Just looked at the AVY rods and they do indeed have the second threaded type bolt

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something that was pretty apparent the first time I split one of the AVY rods, and which would explain the lack of need for an effective dawel is that the rod/cup is broken apart during manufacturing rather than cut

avy cup

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Afh cup

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The jagged surface of the break positions the rod/cup perfectly so no need for the bolt to do so. I've just tried the avy bolt with the extra tread in it in the afh cup and its like throwing a sausage down a mine, I wouldn't be using that combo together in any engine I was building that's for sure.

So while I can't shed any light on what the extra thread is for, I would say it really doesn't matter and as long as you use the correct bolt for the rod it was intended to be used for you should have no problems, I.E, don't go using an AVY rod bolt in an AFH because that's all the parts place had in stock cause 'they should be the same init' they work totally differently :thumbsup:

Aye seen that process before - cant remember what engine I had apart now mind, crack it basically and as you say it lines up spot on, all the more reason to ensure each cap goes back where it came from

yeee thats the same as mine, the caps are al marked anyway. just need to find some new bolts!

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Yeah did notice myself that the avy are cast then cracked ..

Thought i had problems at first that it had worn etc lol :/

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