Just recieved my front bumper today and i want to upgrade on the hardware....what grade should i use?
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Grade 8, like the man said.
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Um... not a hi-jack... again.
I always seem to have a question on top of somone else's question.
Aren't hex bolts (the ones you need an allen wrench to use) grade 8 by default? My father once told me this, but he's a lil loony sometimes.[COLOR="darkred"]"Death Smiles at Everyone... Marines Smile Back."
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Originally posted by clarksincaI always seem to have a question on top of somone else's question.
Aren't hex bolts (the ones you need an allen wrench to use) grade 8 by default? My father once told me this, but he's a lil loony sometimes.Jeff
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Originally posted by Old FartNot necessarily.
As for bumpers and most fastners on my Jeep, everytime I have needed to replace a bolt i just bought a grade 8 replacement, gotta love that finishMighty 4 banger YJ, 35's,4.88's, 30 splines, Detroits, 4.5" lift, TJ flares, Scorpion Offroad stuff, blah, blah, blah.
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Originally posted by NateJust recieved my front bumper today and i want to upgrade on the hardware....what grade should i use?
Bill Ansell's dissertation on nuts and bolts (pirate4x4.com)Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
2003 TJ Rubicon: 4.5" OME coils; RE SF2; NthDegree TT/oilpan skid/shock shifters; FXD rock rails; Anti-Rock; 5150'
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