Oliver A1 XTF bolt

I've read they are similar to te L19 bolt. Do the XTF bolts require special handling?

Thanks.

Yes, they are a tool steel similair to the L19.

Thanks, Lem. I guess we can discuss that, as well.

From Oliver's website.


A-1 TECHNOLOGIES
Over the last 35 years, A1 technologies,
a U.S. based manufacturer has earned
the reputation of being one of the
premier fastener manufacturers for
the professional racing industry.
Today, we are the fastener manufacturer of choice
for many of the premier teams and manufacturers in
IRL, NASCAR, NHRA, IHRA, LODBRS, as well as many
others including aerospace applications for their
critical fastener needs. Together with Oliver Racing
we have developed the XTF bolt used exclusively in
their Oliver connecting rods. The XTF bolt is made
from premium tool steel with a minimum UTS of
240,000 psi and threads rolled after heat-treatment
with J-form threads per MIL-S-8879 to achieve the
highest strength and fatigue properties available. All
A1 Technologies fasteners are manufactured at our
facility in Paramount, CA with certified raw material
produced in the U.S. and held to the most stringent
quality controls and testing, which go well beyond
standard aerospace standards

Ah...must've missed that. Thanks for the read.