Bolts steel grade – Identification markings

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  • greyV8pete
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    • Nov 2011
    • 1648

    #1

    Bolts steel grade – Identification markings

    Just found these useful links:





    Peter.
  • philcoyle
    • Nov 2011
    • 379

    #2
    Re: Bolts steel grade – Identification markings

    Well done Pete,
    What a stoke of luck to come across such info, certainly takes the guesswork out of bolting things together if you are not of the engineering/techie persuasion. This should help the unsure.
    Phil

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    • stevejgreen
      club member
      • Nov 2011
      • 3480

      #3
      Re: Bolts steel grade – Identification markings

      As an engineering apprentice this was second nature.
      Back then, mates were rebuilding motorbikes using Stainless Steel for the exposed ones, for the bling factor, against my advice. Quite a few fixings failed even though they were only 10% or so weaker. You can not necessarily torque them up to the same extent, and threads start stripping internally where you cannot see them.
      MOC member since 05/97
      1984 Marlin Roadster SWB.
      1800TC, Unleaded ported head, stage 2 cam. Ford Type 9 gearbox, Dolomite Sprint rear axle fitted with MGF disc brakes.
      Three core radiator, Renault Clio vented front discs.
      The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.

      Loads of Marlin Reference can be found documents here or there.

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