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#48239 07/26/2005 1:06 PM
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I am going to be replacing my suspension and frame member bolts and I am not too sure where I will be able to come up with the exact replacement bolts I need. Does anyone have a good source for replacement hardware? Can I substitute a Grade-8 coarse thread bolt/nut of the same dimensions for an original fine threaded bolt/nut (1954)?


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cujo8,

If you want original style (thread and grade) bolts (or stainless replacements, where safe), The Nutty Company has as good a selection as anyone:

Totally Stainless has a good selection of fine-theaded bolts/screws and a wide variety of cap styles (no clutch-head, though). If you are interested in stainless, read their page on "About Stainless Steel).

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Any good parts house, NAPA, for example, should have a full range of grade 5 & 8 bolts & nuts in both thread pitches. Doug

#48242 07/26/2005 4:08 PM
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Thanks for the ideas and links. Now I need to spend the time to make up my shopping list.


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You can also try McMaster Carr at www.mcmaster.com. They've got everything.


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My local Ace hardware has as good selection of grade 8 as anywhere


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