I have another question.,,,, Nope I have not put them on yet. Hopefully tomorrow but where do I find the torque specs for the bolts?
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I couldn't find any, but there is the suggestion of red thread locker in the instructions. I put mine on "mega tight" with red thread-loc.
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I don't recall having that much detail in my instructions (would have been nice). I just used the lock washers supplied and common sense when I tightened mine up. Sorry DB, that's all I got. I really do like the mine! Good luck man.
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Those bolts are for threaded brazons. If you have them there should be 2 on you seat stays, just above your brake bridge, and 2 where the seat stays and the chain stays meet, just above the axle. They don't need nuts.
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I used a 1/4" socket wrench with the hex drive bit to install the mounting bolts. If I recall, the threaded fasteners supplied have a thread-locking compound applied. I simply tightened the fasteners fully - without really "reefing" on them.They've remained in place an functional ever since (installed 6/14).
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Hello, No, they are the incorrect bolt pattern. You would want 5x4.75. Thanks, -Jon
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They can be replaced using the original u-bolts but it is a real stretch to do so, an additional 3/4" to 1" would be a real help. I did replace mine using the original bolts but it was one helluva chore and took mucheffort and many tries to get the nuts started.
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Not sure, but I would not recommend purchasing them. They did not fit my bolts and they came in a plastic bag from the reseller. Pure junk. I invested in new lug bolts.
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They are lag bolts I would say about 31/2 inch i belive I used a 3/8 for pilot hold and used a socket and my drill with hex bolt attachment to drive them in the stud they are very stout
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Good question! Not sure. I had my mechanic install them. Sorry couldn't be any help.
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Yes they do, the OEM bolts are a bit short though, it's m6 thread if you're interested in fabricating a better system like I did
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Yes, they should bolt up beautifully! We have them available and ready for shipment tomorrow if you want them. Thanks!
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Some of the bolts are different, they range from 60 to 120 ft/lbs. The manual tells you which bolt are what torque.
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Hello, these wheels are not for your vehicle. You will need a wheel that has a 5x4.5 bolt pattern and a high offset of +40mm to a +50mm.
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Purchased through Amazon, it appears that they are grade 8.8, which I now understand is equivalent to SAE grade 5 (thanks for the clarification, A. Baldwin!!) The nuts have "|8|" stamped on each of them, and the bolts have "8.8" stamped on the heads. The description should specify "Grade 8.8" instead of simply "Grade 8."
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1.25, but I learned that the set screws are too short. They do not make full contact with the rails before passing the threads. Also, hex set screws would be much better than the slotted ones provided in order to apply proper torque. The trouble is finding them. They are 10mm, 1.00 thread.
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It comes with 6, M 12 bolts (metric). You may need to "cleanup" the threads on the frame of the vehicle with an appropriate metric tap. Here's a link to the instructions: https://www.curtmfg.com/masterlibrary/13105/installsheet/CM_13105_INS.PDF
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They will bolt up, but I'd suggest a lift or level with the 0mm offset. If that's not an option, I'd recommend you find a wheel option in the 15-35mm offset range.
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For the initial installation I would torque the bolt. If you can't use a torque wrench for whatever reason just apply some blue loctite to the bolt and tighten it.