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Hey Guys,

I have a G3 sitting at home which I am eager to fit it problem is i am having trouble trying to find a fastener shop that has M10x1.25 x 60mm bolts/studs with at least 60mm or thread length. Long studs are needed as the G3 requires a manifold spacer.

I have tried:

Cedray Silver water

Coventry Fasteners

Tri Fixx Granville

Lee Brothers Parramatta - Only have 1meter rod for $60 - Will use as a last resort.

What did you guys use when fitting your G3 to your RB25 manifold?

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Buy this from supercheap or autobarn

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Grind the hex head off, and you have the stud and the nut.

Also there is a rear housing update on all G3 units which I'm happy to carry it out free of charge. check my thread for further details.

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