KKK 26-6 Turbo Hardware

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That welded nut is factory. Access is very tight in that area, and you need all the help you can get.

It been years since I had the turbo out, but I do think you are missing the studs on the turbine outlet flange. PET only lists washers and nuts, so maybe my memory is accurate.

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Looks normal stock. Put some studs on the turbo and mount it up. Studs for the exhaust inlet on the turbo prob more pain than it's worth.

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Stainless or hardened steel for the studs?

Looks like most have used a stainless nut but I am using copper on most exhaust connectors - any reason to not use copper on ALL M6/M8/M10 nuts related to exhaust?

I am ordering through belmetric as most parts suppliers seem to think very dearly of this hardware.

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Rennbay has an exhaust hardware kit and if you look at the photo, the majority of the nuts are copper, but I think the bolts are steel:
Rennbay description of the kit:

This kit contains 118 pieces. Hardware is 10.9 grade yellow zinc finish. M8 exhaust nuts are all copper plated 12mm hex split lock. M6 & M10 nuts are yellow zinc deformed thread top lock.

Parts come skin packed to a board as shown so you can quickly find what you need.
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I just ordered this. rennbay says out of stock. I ordered from Paragon and I'll have it this week.

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Be sure to use anti-seize on the threads, especially the carbon steel items.

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944online sells hardware kits as well, including in smaller sets for specific flanges, etc. I personally use 8.8 steel bolts/steel with copper lock nuts on the exhaust. We have a place called Global Metrics (Belmont CA) that has just about anything you could imagine for a German car. It's a hole in the wall with a warehouse in back, run by two ladies and a pack of security dachshunds. They have at least as much as Bel-Metric, but no website. But if you call them or stop by, they are great and know their inventory and metric hardware better than anyone I've ever met.

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Thanks all!

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