Front Diff Support Mounting Bolts?

Sean Krupa

Sean Krupa

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Can someone tell me size of the 4 mounting bolts that go through the bushings? It's a 18mm flange bolt head 3 3/4 inch long, Grade 10.9. Does anyone know the pitch? Where can I find this bolt being that I accidently cross threaded it while reinstalling my Front Diff and Solid Motor Mounts.

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NJ93TY

NJ93TY

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Re: Front Diff Support Mounting Bolts?

Good job Sean, I may have some if you need them and cant find them.
 
ty166

ty166

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Re: Front Diff Support Mounting Bolts?

local i think your only chances will be grainger or mcmaster carr ......
 
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'JustDreamin'

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Re: Front Diff Support Mounting Bolts?

Or your local GM dealer, since those are just S10 parts. Or your local salvage yard, since, again, they're only S10 parts. Doubt highly that McMaster will have it, and Grainger is even less likely.

'JustDreamin'
 
ziembic

ziembic

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Re: Front Diff Support Mounting Bolts?

'JustDreamin' said:
Or your local GM dealer, since those are just S10 parts. Or your local salvage yard, since, again, they're only S10 parts. Doubt highly that McMaster will have it, and Grainger is even less likely.

'JustDreamin'
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Dude, if mcmaster doesn't have it, then it isn't made. I have always been able to find what I needed at Mcmaster. Just takes a lot of digging, the site is kind of hard to navigate.
 
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'JustDreamin'

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Re: Front Diff Support Mounting Bolts?

ziembic said:
Dude, if mcmaster doesn't have it, then it isn't made. I have always been able to find what I needed at Mcmaster. Just takes a lot of digging, the site is kind of hard to navigate.
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I respectfully disagree on both of those points...

1.) Yes, McMaster carries alot of stuff, but doesn't carry everything. And alot of the fasteners in a vehicle are specials. And as a further example, the company I work for sells parts through them (disc springs), but they've only got a portion of the product offerings we have.

2.) Their website search engine is one of the best, compared to their competitors. Using Grainger or MSC's websites to find specific items is usually much more challenging (although they are getting better).

And don't get me wrong, I love McMaster, they're are an exceptional catalog house, and an excellent resource. And I order from them at least 3 times a week on average, and sometimes every day. Next day delivery of most anything in the catalog is pretty impressive, too. Just trying to say that even McMaster Carr, as awesome as they are, has its limits.


To the OP, glad to hear you found the parts you needed.

'JustDreamin'
 
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ziembic

ziembic

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Re: Front Diff Support Mounting Bolts?

'JustDreamin' said:
I respectfully disagree on both of those points...

1.) Yes, McMaster carries alot of stuff, but doesn't carry everything. And alot of the fasteners in a vehicle are specials. And as a further example, the company I work for sells parts through them (disc springs), but they've only got a portion of the product offerings we have.

2.) Their website search engine is one of the best, compared to their competitors. Using Grainger or MSC's websites to find specific items is usually much more challenging (although they are getting better).

And don't get me wrong, I love McMaster, they're are an exceptional catalog house, and an excellent resource. And I order from them at least 3 times a week on average, and sometimes every day. Next day delivery of most anything in the catalog is pretty impressive, too. Just trying to say that even McMaster Carr, as awesome as they are, has its limits.


To the OP, glad to hear you found the parts you needed.

'JustDreamin'
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I guess I am not shopping for weird enough stuff. Thats cool though.
 
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