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maybe 'cuz' im young but a nice tie down strap between the exhuast lifts em' fine
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I was also considering the "grade 8 isnt required" argument, but then i backtracked mentally
A PROPERLY made grade 2 bolt would be one thing, but 1/2 the time that grade 2 bolt shouldn't even be classified that well. Sure the MATERIAL might be grade 2, but when its a factory crossthread or threaded off center, eeeeh. nah, i think ill go buy some grade 8 bolts so they have 100% thread AND 2 years from now when i need a good bolt for some random repair project, thats a few more grade 8's i have to choose from in the bucket of bolts Can never have to many high quality bolts laying around, that would be like having to much money in the bank.
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