Best source for engine stand bolts?
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Best source for engine stand bolts?
I've tried home depot - no luck. Any other thoughts on where I might find 14mm x 1.5 x 100mm metric bolts for holding an engine to a stand?
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Thanks for the info! Just so happens I have a spare crossmember sitting around that I was going to ship off as a "pre-buy" core for a three-piece. I'll check it tonight; that'd save a lot of trouble. I'll try ace also.
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These are an odd size. A typical hardware store won't have them. Better call around. Or check the parts bin. Can you swap around the mounting pieces to use a thinner part against the engine? Might let you use the bellhousing bolts.
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I tried to special order some from Fastenal, I don't know what happened but they never showed up. I dug around in the basement, turns out VW head bolts are the same size. I believe VW transaxle to engine mounting bolts are the same too, if you are close to a VW dealer or even a salvage yard.
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I've found them at Orchard Supply Hardware (OSH). Also some hardware store in Gilroy that Bill showed me had quite a large selection of metric bolts. They even had 7x1.25mm bolts that I needed for my BBS wheels! Check your local Toyota dealer, I usually just bring in a bolt/nut I want and say I need one 10mm longer or shorter, or with built-in washers or flanged or nylock, etc. and they'll usually have the exact one I want. Most of the time, they even give it to me for free!
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Don't know why the heck I posted 14mm before, but yes you are perfectly correct, they are 12mm x 1.50 x 90 or 100mm (either looks like it would work, but I belive 100mm length is a lot more common. 80 looks to be a bit short). Brain fart of the day I guess.