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need some advice

does anyone know the size of the axle nut on my 91 rex, i need to get it off so i can put my b16 in already.

also if i take my head off to change the valvetrain, its wise to change the headbolts as well right?
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Re: need some advice

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does anyone know the size of the axle nut on my 91 rex, i need to get it off so i can put my b16 in already.

also if i take my head off to change the valvetrain, its wise to change the headbolts as well right?
it is but its also safe to re-use the original ones if they are 2 or 3 step torque sequence. if its just one torque setting then replace them because they are stretch bolts and will snap when u put them back in and u will make new swear words hehe
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ok i was gonna due it anyway, i just wasnt sure if they were torque to yield bolts.


and thanks 4thgen
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