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I drilled mine out and used stainless steel nuts and bolts from the local hardware store.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

There are three of these studs in the catalytic section that bolts on to the headers. The studs are pressed in. What's the part number at Porsche of even better, where can I find this? I already tried NAPA and Autozone and they do not have it. I looked on Mcmaster-carr's site and i am not sure they have the right strength stud that is required. Thanks! http://www.flickr.com/photos/jyoteen/8479834937/

POST 2Original post

I'm sorry to state the obvious, but did you call Pelican Parts?

POST 3Original post

No suck luck finding on my part. I drilled out entirely. *Edit* PET seems to indicate P/N#: 900 074 287 02, although like you said, mine were pressed in.

POST 4Original post

Thats because they dont offer the replacement stud and expect you to replace it with the offered bolt/nut set. They give you the size which is M8 x 35. Common anywhere. I assume you mean #37 in the diagram.

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Yep. #37. I found that bolt as a part but if that's the superseding part, then I can just do a standard bolt instead of the Porsche one. I need to measure the bolt segments with a micrometer because McMaster Carr has something like that but not grade 8 and the press in section int the right size.

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I drilled mine out and used stainless steel nuts and bolts from the local hardware store.

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