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I don't know about anything online, but the parts manual lists every fastener on the bike. It also comes in very handy to show the parts installation sequence of the various assemblies.
If my local Ace store doesn't have the hardware I need, I go to the Fastenal store. Also online you can look at boltdepot.com
I use St. Charles part lookup for random fastener ID. Click on the item in the exploded view and it almost always shows the thread specs including grade and drive type. Very handy, even during rebuild after you've forgotten what goes where.
I also bought a couple kits from Alloyboltz. HIGHLY recommended. The kits are extremely well organized and quality is outstanding. Plus, you support our Vets.
Last edited by cggorman; May 21, 2016 at 09:22 PM.
Your St Charles link doesn't work for me. Any chance to fix that?
Originally Posted by cggorman
I use St. Charles part lookup for random fastener ID. Click on the item in the exploded view and it almost always shows the thread specs including grade and drive type. Very handy, even during rebuild after you've forgotten what goes where.
I also bought a couple kits from Alloyboltz. HIGHLY recommended. The kits are extremely well organized and quality is outstanding. Plus, you support our Vets.
I love stainless fasteners but they do gall/seize so lube/loctite/anti-seize is mandatory and the normal SS alloys aren't strong enough for suspension/drivetrain. The ARP stainless is, tho.
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