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RAYLEE29 31st October 2009 09:53 PM

Rear lower outer wishbone bolt
 
As above what have you guys been using? long bolt or studding? and high tensile or not? Ray:)

HandyAndy 31st October 2009 10:33 PM

i used high tensile studding, more so that i could adjust the length to my liking, personal preference i suppose.

andy:)

dogwood 1st November 2009 09:41 AM

I went to my local bolt man and bought a couple of allen headed
bolts the right length. Only cost a couple of quid each.
I personaly don't like the idea of studding. (But that's just me..:rolleyes: )

And yes definatly H/T. Don't use B&Q rubbish.

David

flyerncle 1st November 2009 11:50 AM

It has been said by some that every root of the thread on studding or bolt is a possible failure point,so my personal view for something so critical would be Dogwood's long bolt. (nothing personal David !)

RAYLEE29 1st November 2009 01:11 PM

Ok will look for some really long bolts, Didnt think you could get them that long. thanks
Ray:)

Land Locked 1st November 2009 01:45 PM

what about a good old fashioned rivet? Design it to have radi instead of sharp corners, sure to have no weak points.:p

dogwood 1st November 2009 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RAYLEE29 (Post 24162)
Ok will look for some really long bolts, Didnt think you could get them that long. thanks
Ray:)

If you can't get them, give me a shout I'll ask my bolt man if he still has any.
This was 18months ago I bought them
David

RAYLEE29 1st November 2009 05:55 PM

Thanks David will have to pop out to the cold damp garage and measure up then try my local bolt suppliers
ill get back to you if i cant get a couple
Ray:)

dogwood 1st November 2009 06:41 PM

If I remember correctly they were 230mm long 12mm
The bones are 206mm without the bushes.

David

AshG 1st November 2009 08:58 PM

david did you get them from VF in gravesend? i need to get rid of my bits of stud through the lower rear wishbone.

dogwood 1st November 2009 09:21 PM

Sure did..:p

RAYLEE29 3rd November 2009 09:19 AM

Hi, Thanks David.
I got two bolts yesterday they are ht bright zinc m12 x 240l
they cost £2915.40 per 100 :eek:
but they gave me 92% discount so it came to £5.36 for 2:D
I got them from allfix distributors poole Dorset
Ray:) :)

dogwood 3rd November 2009 09:36 AM

Good one Ray.

I went to my supplier and picked up a couple just incase.
They were about the same price, not bad I think.

For info, anyone looking for bolts etc in the Kent area.
Versatile Fastners, in Gravesend worth a try.
This is their web site, http://www.versatilefasteners.com/
Although it ain't running yet because they just changed hands,


HTH David

RAYLEE29 3rd November 2009 09:47 AM

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Heres a pic, and yes i know it should be a nyloc but its not been greased and only checking set up
Ray:)

dogwood 3rd November 2009 10:09 AM

look at the state of your fingernails !!!:eek:

davidimurray 3rd November 2009 11:48 AM

Assuming 8.8s float your boat try -
http://www.shop4fasteners.co.uk/acat...Plated_BZP.asp

20 for £18 ex vat

adrianreeve 3rd November 2009 01:44 PM

Ash

Got mine from VF, but if they don't have any, modern screws in Bexley usually have stock.

Cheers

Adrian

RAYLEE29 3rd November 2009 03:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dogwood (Post 24349)
look at the state of your fingernails !!!:eek:

If you look carefully in the background you can see a pinto head with inlet flange and a complete mini engine/box too
Ray:)

Bonzo 3rd November 2009 03:46 PM

Nosey parker
 
Never mind the Pinto Head & A series engine ....................... Whats in the filing cabinet Ray :o :D :D

RAYLEE29 3rd November 2009 03:55 PM

If i told you id have to kill you lol
seriously though its good cheap(free) storage for power tools etc
Ray

bobbyh 3rd November 2009 08:12 PM

where did you get the bolts form??


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