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Old 09-19-2007, 04:00 PM
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NC31-11-408



it slips over the eshaft bolt, and then uses 2 of the 4 bolts on the crank pulley to mechanically keep the eshaft bolt in place.



dont know the price, but its a little peice of stamped steel, cant be more than $50
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yeah... i think they came on some of the FCs... i used to have a few lying around the garage. Exactly what is the question here?
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Old 09-20-2007, 10:17 AM
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no question, just buy it, and put it on, so the front bolt doesnt fall out
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i used a torque wrench to keep mine from falling out.
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Part number invalid. N350-11-408A is the 2nd gen part and that number works. $9.90 from the factory.



Did you have a problem with one coming loose?
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the only one i've ever seen come loose was due to an end-play issue. that engine didn't stand a chance no matter what you bolted to the front of it.
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last time i check the FC it was little loosy goosey before the track day. Some one said you could use the 3rd hen ones?
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They don't sell Loctite in Kalifornia? Mine needed the torch and a big impact gun and it was only together for a year and maybe 1000 kms.
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50ft-lb, never have a problem with them coming loose.
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I tighten by hand until they tell me they want to stop turning. I think it's between 60 and 79 foot pounds. Never had one come loose and the end play is always right on (around .002")
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