From your description of bolts and washers, I don’t see why a stack of washers will be any different from a single washer or a nut with the same surface area as a washer. Report comment Dax says: ...

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Aftermarket bolts like ARP head bolts do come with washers. If you look carefully at the washer, you will notice a recess or internal chamfer on one side of the washer.

Titanium and aluminum bolts, nuts and fasteners are available at Race Bolts. Also try Tastynuts for all sorts of plated nuts, bolts and fasteners; they even have “Glowbolts” – yep, they glow in the ...

I was able to hold the pulley via one of its bolts and got the torque wrench to click off on 60 lb-ft. But I'm concerned about the difference in head thickness on the new bolt versus the factory bolt.

It seems like the more important a nut, bolt, or washer is, the more likely it is that you’re going to lose it, even if you did meticulous put each of the screws in a special, ...