sway bar to subframe nuts
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sway bar to subframe nuts
does anyone know what size the nuts are that connect the sway bar to the subframe.. my civic did not come with any of those welds that the cars with sway bars already have so i have to get little nuts to hold it in place.
also, will a dual bend skunk2 ss fit in the eg? thanks
also, will a dual bend skunk2 ss fit in the eg? thanks
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Re: sway bar to subframe nuts (mixmastabob)
bring the reinforcement kit with you to like home depot and find a metric good grade bolt that fits in the hole and youll need a washer and nut as well. i forgot what size i bought it was either a 1¼ or 1½ bolt.
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Re: sway bar to subframe nuts (O.G triple O.G)
the thing is i bought the bolt at the honda dealer... im pretty sure its a 8mm but the thing is when i try to put the 8mm nut from home depot in it just goes in a little bit then jams. i guess honda had their own little 8.5mm size?
im not putting in a reinforcement kit because its only a gsr sway and i have stiff shocks and springs to back it up so the load will be light.
im not putting in a reinforcement kit because its only a gsr sway and i have stiff shocks and springs to back it up so the load will be light.
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Re: sway bar to subframe nuts (O.G triple O.G)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by O.G triple O.G »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">bring the reinforcement kit with you to like home depot and find a metric good grade bolt that fits in the hole and youll need a washer and nut as well. i forgot what size i bought it was either a 1¼ or 1½ bolt.</TD></TR></TABLE>
home depot = max grade of 5, and no metric
go to a place like Ace Hardware, they carry grade 8 metric bolts
home depot = max grade of 5, and no metric
go to a place like Ace Hardware, they carry grade 8 metric bolts
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Re: sway bar to subframe nuts (FifthGearOnline)
well i guess the one by my house has metic bolts (small cabinet) and nuts and they are grade 8. but i still cant find the right one.. i guess ill just go buy new bolts... and toss my 6 dollar honda ones.. =
can someone answer my duel bend ss question.. dont wanna post another topic...
can someone answer my duel bend ss question.. dont wanna post another topic...
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Re: sway bar to subframe nuts (mixmastabob)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mixmastabob »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the thing is i bought the bolt at the honda dealer... im pretty sure its a 8mm but the thing is when i try to put the 8mm nut from home depot in it just goes in a little bit then jams. i guess honda had their own little 8.5mm size?
im not putting in a reinforcement kit because its only a gsr sway and i have stiff shocks and springs to back it up so the load will be light.</TD></TR></TABLE>
sounds like the thread pitch is different. just take the bolt to a place that sells automotive parts and has metric hardware.
im not putting in a reinforcement kit because its only a gsr sway and i have stiff shocks and springs to back it up so the load will be light.</TD></TR></TABLE>
sounds like the thread pitch is different. just take the bolt to a place that sells automotive parts and has metric hardware.
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Re: sway bar to subframe nuts (FifthGearOnline)
ah thanks for clearing. i just said home depot because it seems nationwide. i should've just said a hardware store.
btw: back on subject, you dont need a longer bolt since you're just putting on a gsr. i had to get a longer one for the bottom because the reinforcement had an extension.
btw: back on subject, you dont need a longer bolt since you're just putting on a gsr. i had to get a longer one for the bottom because the reinforcement had an extension.
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