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Old 07-16-2006, 12:18 PM
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Just casting a net out to see if anyone has a stock banjo bolt for sale...

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Old 07-16-2006, 01:01 PM
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I took one off of a spare power steering rack I had when I removed the jetted bolt that was installed on my car.
It uses the 6mm allen head, but otherwise works just fine.
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BTW Zero10, I love that avatar!

-I'm about to take a pic of mine when it gets to:
123456 -on the top row
789.0 -on the bottom row...

Anyhow, I looked on the Lindsey racing site and I see "Banjo bolt at hard pipe" (click to see the link)

Presumably this is the one I need to replace the jetted bolt that I've been using with the LBE? -This is so that I can use the Boost Enhancer, BTW. -Should I also replace the sealing ring(s)? -they're cheap enough... $5.50 for the bolt and a buck for a sealing ring: -at those prices, why buy used?

I AM looking at the right part that needs to be replaced, -yes?

TIA,

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Old 07-16-2006, 09:14 PM
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You can just remove the restrictor in the banjo bolt, mine came out with a flat screwdriver.

I've yet to replace those crush washers after 5-10 R&R cycles...no problems.
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I hit the sealing washers with emery cloth for a few that had light nics. They "flattened" out nicely and have had no sealing issues.



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