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29-01-2008
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B44 SCREW SET
Has anybody upgraded the screw set on their B44 yet, to ti or stainless.
If you have, which kit did you get and would you recommend it? Also, where did you get it (in the uk preferably)? Many thanks 
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29-01-2008
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I know quite a few people who have bought stainless steel screw kits for the b44 not sure i'd recommend ti screws though, but they currently from what havn't come out as a set for the b44 people have bought the different sizes seperately
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31-01-2008
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B44 Screw sets
Hi there,
I now that Nortech are working on a 'Bling' kit for the B44 as we speak.... Details are a bit scetchy at the moment but the kit will include Blue alloy light weight cap head screws for the non-stressed areas, this will save those Grams.... Also in the kit will be alloy cone style washers, these help distribute the force/load evenly across the mounting area... And they're in the cool 'Bling Blue' also.....  Keep your eyes open for this kit and many more @ http://www.nortechracing.co.uk/ Later JIm 
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31-01-2008
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Thanks for the plug Jim!
Jim is actually helping me develop this kit, and as one of the best mechanics/engineers (working on rally cars for a living - cool job) I know then I just know that whatever he says will be correct!  I will have a kit together very soon for Jim to test on his B44. To be honest, I dislike stainless, as it is actually softer than hi tensile steel, and not great for many places on out cars. The hex heads strip out much easier than hi tensile steel fasteners. However if people do want a stainless screw kit, I could put one together.  Just let me know what you guys want. Cheers, G
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31-01-2008
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do I get a kit G?
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31-01-2008
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Quote:
 Some stuff will be going in the post for you today. I have already talked to Jonathan about an S44 - or 'B44 with AC upgrades' (as you guys like to call it ) kit G
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31-01-2008
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no idea what an S44 is, is Jonathan working on another new car?
 good stuff about the stuff I can't wait to build my shocks and get them super-dialled-smooth
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31-01-2008
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Matt, no pm
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31-01-2008
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Im going stock shocks, no drilling, just some whities in there - thats it.
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31-01-2008
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well its still a screw in the bleed hole...
 let me know how it goes though Matt
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31-01-2008
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My bleed hole screws are bling blue ones
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31-01-2008
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I might have to make some bleed holes then...
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31-01-2008
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I find building AE shocks with the bleed hole MUCH easier, and both sides are the same at first attempt
Anyway, back to screw kits, what do people want? G
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31-01-2008
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bleed hole screws could be thrown in there.
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But what type of screw kit?
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