Brass Locknuts 5/15

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Brass Locknuts 5/15

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Hello - Does anyone have the brass 5/16 flexloc nuts that are used on the exhaust pipe flanges?

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I know Brent Mullins and Army Jeep Parts has them... not sure if John at Midwest does or not
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Thanks for the tip, i know they have the 3/8. Im actually after the smaller 5/16 used at pipe flanges and hangers..
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https://www.google.com/webhp?source=sea ... +7%2F16x20

You should be able to find several choices here.

In the aircraft business plain brass nuts without the little tension fingers are used to retain exhaust stacks at the cylinder heads where a great deal of vibration occurs. When torqued correctly their threads stretch and seem to loook the nut in place quite well.
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