TTY Torque To Yield Bolts
TTY bolts CANNOT be threaded all the way to the head. The threads will alter the elastic capacity of the bolt. That said, due to the high failure rate of the bolts, replacing them is a good option....
Wow, the intake bolts get discussed more than any other bolt on the engine and they are just torqued to 12 foot lbs, any bolt of the right length and thread would and has worked.
As far as anyone saying that's what dealer uses so they have to be right....
Cracked Dashes
****ty steering
Death flash
Magic vents
46RE
PLENUM PLATE....etc etc etc....
Just put em in with some Anti Seize...
Wow, the intake bolts get discussed more than any other bolt on the engine and they are just torqued to 12 foot lbs, any bolt of the right length and thread would and has worked.
As far as anyone saying that's what dealer uses so they have to be right....
Cracked Dashes
****ty steering
Death flash
Magic vents
46RE
PLENUM PLATE....etc etc etc....
Wow, the intake bolts get discussed more than any other bolt on the engine and they are just torqued to 12 foot lbs, any bolt of the right length and thread would and has worked.
As far as anyone saying that's what dealer uses so they have to be right....
Cracked Dashes
****ty steering
Death flash
Magic vents
46RE
PLENUM PLATE....etc etc etc....
http://freeasestudyguides.com/a1_4.html
The article linked is correct as far as it goes.....but fall far short of validating whether the IM bolts are TTY. TTY are typically used on head in the automotive industry. My Jag has TTY and the shape of them makes it obvious. As I stated, TTY cannot be threaded all the way as the IM bolts are. I cannot find the specs in ASME, but it is there.
.....and I agree with adobedude...far too many posts on some rather inexpensive bolts. NO thread or poster in particular, and no offense is intended, but this is a debate which is probably never going to be resolved to a level that eveyone will agree.
.....and I agree with adobedude...far too many posts on some rather inexpensive bolts. NO thread or poster in particular, and no offense is intended, but this is a debate which is probably never going to be resolved to a level that eveyone will agree.
The article linked is correct as far as it goes.....but fall far short of validating whether the IM bolts are TTY. TTY are typically used on head in the automotive industry. My Jag has TTY and the shape of them makes it obvious. As I stated, TTY cannot be threaded all the way as the IM bolts are. I cannot find the specs in ASME, but it is there.
.....and I agree with adobedude...far too many posts on some rather inexpensive bolts. NO thread or poster in particular, and no offense is intended, but this is a debate which is probably never going to be resolved to a level that eveyone will agree.
.....and I agree with adobedude...far too many posts on some rather inexpensive bolts. NO thread or poster in particular, and no offense is intended, but this is a debate which is probably never going to be resolved to a level that eveyone will agree.
That info is for present & future wrench turners..Not a discussion about IM bolts! And I agree with BOTH of you. They're far to many 'posts' on TTY bolts and IM bolts. But they're all over the place and seen by guys that have been on here for yrs and who have read lots of threads/posts..Not so much as guests and newbies..That's why I started the 'thread'..to aid in searchability and so you guys that know what you're talking about would post the correct info..And there isn't anything that everyone will agree on and if you don't think so I don't agree with ya
Man I look at pics of the guy's trucks whom live out side of NM...Rust is not an issue on anything anywhere here, the underside of my 98 Ram damn near looks like new.
Gotta suck to see your truck rot away.
Gotta suck to see your truck rot away.



