Where can I get another...

[mbellaver]

bolt like this? Best way to describe it is a tapered head allen bolt. It's the bolt that holds the ball joint to the hub (normally there are two). Local hardware stores don't have anything like it. Thanks in advance....

[Ride1Rob]

Been there and done that with you lol. Take the other bolt off and take it to Ace, Homedepot, etc... match the threads up with a bolt that has the same threads (can't remember what size they were :ermm: lol) Purchase a set of washers with these as well (4 will be needed for each side). With red loctite, your new bolts (matching in thread and length, a little longer won't hurt) here's your fix ;) An impact wrench won't hurt either :devil: but not needed.

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[mbellaver]

so you didn't use a tapered head? Matching the threads shouldn't be a problem.

[Ride1Rob]

I didn't use a tapered head. I got my bolts from Home Depot. They're grade 8 SS bolts. Home Depot has a bolt identifier (what I call it lol) where you can take bolts in and find out what size and thread pattern they are. I scrapped the the hex head bolts and went with the conventional bolts to really secure them with my impact. But red loctite and elbow grease should be fine.

[Hondo121]

i have these in stock
$4.25 each
thank you
Russ

[91gtig60]

i bought a longer bolt at ace like rob said, but i put lock nuts on mine
Originally posted by mbellaver
so you didn't use a tapered head? Matching the threads shouldn't be a problem.