I need bolts!

[KA-T_240]

are you talking about the bolt head, or the thread diameter? How do you know what size you need?

[SPANISH-RICE]

just go to scheels, last time i went to mac they didnt have anyhting and they told me they werent plamnning on ordering anthything else

[BlackEJ8]

KA-T_240;201159 wrote:
are you talking about the bolt head, or the thread diameter? How do you know what size you need?

thread diameter, the 10s are too small and the 12s are too big. I never thought about scheels, I will go there tonight and hopefully they have some.

[thrash]

I don't think an M11 bolt exists, iirc it jumps from M10 to M12.

Scheels on 13th ave is great for metric HW. It's very spendy but its perfectly sorted and organized. Macs is much cheaper but they're not necessarily going to have exactly what you need and finding it sucks. I usually look at MACs first and go to scheels for the rest.

Also, valley imports occasionally has odd-ball bolts instock. I needed some extra-fine pitch bolts for some suspension stuff and they had them.

I'm curious how you came to the conclusion that you need an M11 bolt.

[MisterCMK]

zomg! Maybe it is SAE

[KA-T_240]

MisterCMK;201212 wrote:
zomg! Maybe it is SAE

WINNER! Just cause hondas are "jap" cars they are assembled mostly in the US, so using SAE bolts doesn't shock me.

I had the problem spent forever trying to find a bolt. Looked everywhere for it. We were sure its metric cause everything on the car is. But The seatbelt bolts are SAE.

[MisterCMK]

hardy hardy harr, damn domestic bolts!?!?!

[weshole]

11mm is also a size I've seen used before. (Yes, even on cars.) Try Fastenal.

[thrash]

looks like I'm wrong and there are people selling M11 metric hardware.

http://www.precisionscrewandbolt.com/unified.htm

[BlackEJ8]

Found exactly what I needed. Scheels FTW