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    gu alloy bar bolts

    Hey guys,

    Bought this genuine nissan alloy bar today for $90, but it doesn't have the bolts to bolt it on, just wondering if anyone know exactly what bolts and sizes/lengths I need to source before putting the bar on. Any help would be appreciated.


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    i used the ones from the bumber except for the one some chump x threaded when they were putting the car together but ill get you the measurements tommorrow i just cant remember off the top off my head
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    I just took mine off.

    In the bucket I have 5 of these but I think I re-used one (6 rings a bell)

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    I re-used the ones from the original bar too.
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    Was going to say I'm pretty sure there a M12 metric fine bolt about 40mm long

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    Thank you DSzuke

    I'll get some m12 fine x 40mm long ones from work, Anybody know if they are high tensile type bolts or just standard mild steel ones?


    Thanks for the replies,

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    It would be M12 x 1.25 x 40mm long , make sure you only use grade 8 or better and zinc coated.
    Never use mild steel only grade 8 or better sorry Trekster and always use zinc plated
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    Does anyone know if the standard bolts that hold the plastic bumper in are good enough to hold the alloy bar on? That was my reasoning to buy new high tensile bolts to suit.


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