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Wanted : Bolts for the tops of the guards

Started by VLCT88 · 31 Oct 2010 · 12 replies

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VLCT88Archived member
As stated in the item description i am wondering where people get the shiney bolts from that bolt the tops of the front guards to the body to dress up the engine bay a bit.
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SPRIGZYArchived member
you can get the hex type stainless fron sprints and all those places or can just get yours chromed they are hard to find as i have been looking for a while and atm i just ordered a new set of bolts from work and they look ok for now.
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Girl TorqueArchived member
go stainless, cost more but have longer term durability
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EVLRB30Archived member
yeah polished stainless button heads are the go
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bLuj3tArchived member
any prices and pics? going to do this after respray aswell to neaten it up.
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VLCT88Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by EVLRB30 [View Post] yeah polished stainless button heads are the go where abouts can i find these???
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Porkchop355Archived member
i seen the shiney bolts on ebay a little while ago EDIT: their on ebay, search commodore guard bolts, they are chrome, not stainless
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GMHVLCTArchived member
http://www.kustombitz.com.au/
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VLCT88Archived member
Next question... what size thread do the bolts have...
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EVLRB30Archived member
i just got mine from a bolt shop up here try coventry fastners ive got m6x1 but i had to get new clips for the guards to bolt too. they should be able to supply u with these also
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vl_exec86Archived member
hotbitz make them, i got some for mine, from rare spares in a packet think they were $30 or so
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vlwagzArchived member
Coventry fasteners didn't have them to suit the standard clip so best bet is to get new clips i reckon rather than chromed standard ones.
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Girl TorqueArchived member
yeah, I would've thought a bolt shop - I bought mine a few years ago now. Take one of your current bolts with you to thread match. DIY polish. They'll cost more but are definately worth it Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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