Date: 2/15/17 12:37 PM (GMT-06:00) To:
krnet@list.krnet.org Cc: Oscar Zuniga Subject: KR>
Bolts engine mount
Mark L. wrote-
>In general though, the AN5 bolts that Aircraft Spruce sells are far superior
>to grade 5, if that answers your question.
I agree, in general. Just arguin
Mark L. wrote-
>In general though, the AN5 bolts that Aircraft Spruce sells are far superior
>to grade 5, if that answers your question.
I agree, in general. Just arguing the numbers though, if the AN bolt has a
tensile strength of 125,000 psi, a quick search of the data for grade 5 fine
th
Stef den Boer wrote:
I am still in a doubt to use the M8.8 or to order the AN5/16 Bolt. I
have found
that a M 8.8 Bolt is a grade 5. So I did a search for the AN Bolt
but
cant Find
no grade information for NAS or AN bolts.
There are a lot of different kinds of AN and NAS bolts...probably e
Hi everyone,
I am still in a doubt to use the M8.8 or to order the AN5/16 Bolt. I have found
that a M 8.8 Bolt is a grade 5. So I did a search for the AN Bolt but cant Find
no grade information for NAS or AN bolts.
Some of you know this information?
Thanks Stef
> Op 9 februari 2017 om 0:16 schree
At 01:53 AM 2/9/2017, you wrote:
Is you 0-200 installed with 4 or 83/8 bolts trhough the firewall?
Stef
Just 4 bolts with a crush plate on each side of the firewall. You
can see one in the photo
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3213
Hi larry,
Is you 0-200 installed with 4 or 83/8 bolts trhough the firewall?
Stef
> Op 8 februari 2017 om 0:48 schreef Larry Flesner via KRnet
> :
>
>
> At 05:02 PM 2/7/2017, you wrote:
> >Can I use the 5/16 AN bolts for the engine mount? Is
> >this strong enough?
> >Thanks
> >Stef
> >+++
Hi mark,
I have checked it by the Dutch cherry bx2 bmw owners. They used M8 8.8 bolts. I
realy dont like the metric bolts but it is the most easyest way.
I have to tink about it. If I will go for the AN Bolts I will do a calculation.
Thanks for your comments.
Ps.. I finished the engine cowlings in
You really need to find the spec for the particular NAS and AN bolts you
"need" to use, but AS&S calls their AN bolts 120ksi, while at least one
spec I found online gave a range of 160-180ksi for the NAS6203-NAS6210.
Specs for government fasteners and many other things used to be free on
the we
At 05:02 PM 2/7/2017, you wrote:
Can I use the 5/16 AN bolts for the engine mount? Is
this strong enough?
Thanks
Stef
+
Find the chart for the bolts you intend to use (such as
http://www.almabolt.com/pages/catalog/bolts/proofloadtensile.htm )
and check
Stef wrote:
I need to order the bolts for the engine mount to the fire wall
Side.I want to
go for 5/16 bolts, I need 4 on the top and 4 at the lower part from
the firewall. On the top I need 4x dash 30.
It depends on what you mount flanges look like, to some extent. One of
the standard KR mo
Hi krnets,
I need to order the bolts for the engine mount to the fire wall Side. I want to
go for 5/16 bolts, I need 4 on the top and 4 at the lower part from the
firewall. On the top I need 4x dash 30.
I want to order NAS Bolt but aircraft spruce has not that lengt...max is -24.
In AN they have
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