6x12 Bolts are what exactly?
I found the bolts I want online.

Number 17 and 15. One is 6x12 and one is 8x16. What does that mean? I am trying to find the bolt size and pitch and my google fu has brought up nothing. I believe the words I'm using to search are bringing me results I don't want.
Thanks.
P.S This is the clutch/flywheel inspection plate on a B16 motor. (Referencing 1994 Del Sol VTEC B16A3 online)

Number 17 and 15. One is 6x12 and one is 8x16. What does that mean? I am trying to find the bolt size and pitch and my google fu has brought up nothing. I believe the words I'm using to search are bringing me results I don't want.
Thanks.
P.S This is the clutch/flywheel inspection plate on a B16 motor. (Referencing 1994 Del Sol VTEC B16A3 online)
Very related thread: https://honda-tech.com/forums/tech-misc-15/common-honda-bolt-thread-pitch-size-dimension-1885652/
The 90% you will find:
M6-1.0 --- common (10mm head bolts)
M8-1.25 -- common (12mm head bolts)
M10-1.25 - some headbolts (14mm head bolts)
M12-1.25 - common (17mm head bolts)
M12-1.5 -- lugnuts
M14-1.5 -- oil pan drain plug. 19mm head bolt that connects rear trans bracket to trans
The 90% you will find:
M6-1.0 --- common (10mm head bolts)
M8-1.25 -- common (12mm head bolts)
M10-1.25 - some headbolts (14mm head bolts)
M12-1.25 - common (17mm head bolts)
M12-1.5 -- lugnuts
M14-1.5 -- oil pan drain plug. 19mm head bolt that connects rear trans bracket to trans
Very related thread: https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1885652
The 90% you will find:
M6-1.0 --- common (10mm head bolts)
M8-1.25 -- common (12mm head bolts)
M10-1.25 - some headbolts (14mm head bolts)
M12-1.25 - common (17mm head bolts)
M12-1.5 -- lugnuts
M14-1.5 -- oil pan drain plug. 19mm head bolt that connects rear trans bracket to trans
The 90% you will find:
M6-1.0 --- common (10mm head bolts)
M8-1.25 -- common (12mm head bolts)
M10-1.25 - some headbolts (14mm head bolts)
M12-1.25 - common (17mm head bolts)
M12-1.5 -- lugnuts
M14-1.5 -- oil pan drain plug. 19mm head bolt that connects rear trans bracket to trans

Thanks everyone. I'll get the bolts at the hardware store. Cost me $3 probably for SS bolts.
EDIT: holmesnmanny
I saw you suggested the junkyard in another thread. My local pick n pull is an hour away (say $5 in gas one way) and costs $2 for yard admission. Not really cheaper when I can go 5 minutes down the road and pick them up. haha. I assume there are a lot of people in the same situation, the junkyard isn't always local or easily accessible.
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