[Threadkiller]

I don't get many opportunity to work on these jewels so I certainly don't want make any mistakes. The victim/patient is a '58 with thrashed exhaust spigots that an expert welder repaired. I'm cleaning and chasing in preparation for reassembly, and I found a loose helicoil insert for one rocker arm stud and one other loose stud. So?.......does one replace the loose insert w/a helicoil/timesert/keensert ,and "glue"/loctite the other stud back in the head or are more drastic/permanent measures called for? Inquiring minds would like to know. Thank you! TK.

 

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[Olgraybeard]

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[Threadkiller]

. . . and you get 10 points for the way your "name" ties in to the question, it must have taken allot of planning . . . sic

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