I was told there are two sizes of these the regular and an oversized bolt. Which ones are these if so. And if there are two sizes do you carry them both
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For an "08 BMW 750 there are two different lengths for these, one for the rear and the other for the front. I can't remember which is which. It was a surprise when the new short ones would not engage the threads. I used the old longer ones over again by cleaning them with acetone and then rubbed them with a bit of silicon spray. I seem to remember that the socket drive for these is also different from the original. I think next time I will look for OEM or buy new ones from the dealer. The next time I need to do the brakes I'll have to guess at the drive type and size now that I have mixed them up. By the way these did not look as high a quality as the ones that came with the car. Hope this helps. For an "08 BMW 750 there are two different lengths for these, one for the rear and the other for the front. I can't remember which is which. It was a surprise when the new short ones would not engage the threads. I used the old longer ones over again by cleaning them with acetone and then rubbed them with a bit of silicon spray. I seem to remember that the socket drive for these is also different from the original. I think next time I will look for OEM or buy new ones from the dealer. The next time I need to do the brakes I'll have to guess at the drive type and size now that I have... » Read More For an "08 BMW 750 there are two different lengths for these, one for the rear and the other for the front. I can't remember which is which. It was a surprise when the new short ones would not engage the threads. I used the old longer ones over again by cleaning them with acetone and then rubbed them with a bit of silicon spray. I seem to remember that the socket drive for these is also different from the original. I think next time I will look for OEM or buy new ones from the dealer. The next time I need to do the brakes I'll have to guess at the drive type and size now that I have mixed them up. By the way these did not look as high a quality as the ones that came with the car. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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These are, if I recall, the standard size. The "oversized" might be a reference to a factory installed heavy-duty braking system or for repairing a stripped caliper. These worked nicely as replacements. Although I did add a few extra drops of Loctite to keep them from working loose.
1363429
these are the factory size bolts fit just like the original. I also use the CRC 05361 Silaramic Brake System Grease - 5 oz. it is the very best to lube the rubber parts. hope this helps.
1309646
Ya should be in the description about fitting 2". Comes with spacer plates and bolt pin for 2" use. Its not a separate big adapter, just 2 angled steel plates and a bolt/nut. But 2" is bolt on not standard pin with clip. If u want tool less install/removal better to buy short extension adapter.
1131201
These are M12x1.5. According to my research, they have the same thread length as stock bolts, 26mm with a 60deg taper.
1563794
Sorry, I have not seen a limit on these bolts or any of the others that I have purchased. I put them through a crossbow with 165lbs draw and my buddy uses them on a 175lbs. No issues with either. If I am not mistaken, these bolts are manufactured by Easton. I bought a box of Easton XX75 a couple of weeks ago (didn't have time to order the Wicked Ridge), and they also do not have any limitations listed on the packaging or the website. I know this isn't much help, but I haven't had to deal with any higher draw weight crossbows.
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I ended up using the Walmart brand carbon/fiberglass bolts which were ranging from 16 to 18 inches and much lighter then the aluminum ones, a buddy of mine uses them with his crossbow as well and recommended them as his is the same 150 pound draw. I was happy with the performance however, I'm not that experienced either because I'm just using it for target practice but on a hunters note it did stick deep into my moms failed Christmas ham and was really hard to yank out lol
365127
I needed an 11mm socket wrench. I also had to use an adjustable wrench (set to 13mm) to hold the head of the bolts while I screwed on the 11mm nuts. You can use any kind of wrench that can handle something 13mm. Without the adjustable wrench I wouldn't have been able to screw on the nuts.
363450
Great question. I do not believe that they are the correct diameter to match the size of a crossbow bolt. I have never them on a bolt. Only on an arrow.
1232084
Maybe people don't get the memo.... Use an m2 (i think) metric bolt, it should have a 4mm head on it.
903002
It didn't fit my Yamaha bolt. It's not universal. And they wouldn't let me return them. (Want to buy some super cheap, lol?)
448076
You order the size thread you want after the insert is installed. For example, an M12 x 1.5 will leave you with a threaded hole that accepts a metric 12mm bolt. Make sure you pick the right depth for your application.
744414
I don 't have them at the moment (on the road), but they are on the web site. I use if to carry my Bolt flash unit.
749953
The larger bolt is a 1/4-28 and the smaller bolt is a 10/32 thread, both with washers. I'm not sure of the length. I would call Tackstar(800-225-9626 or 800-423-9704) and request the parts since they are anodized to match the other parts and have allen heads. The length and finish is critical, so I wouldn't waste my time trying to Jerry-Rig it. The company should just mail you the parts, with appropriate allen wrenches at no cost.
1184990
Not unless specified. I have used the original bolts before without a problem.
1832261
I apologize for answering late, but, unfortunately, I cannot say for sure that the product will work for you. However, in my experience, the product worked really well for a bolt that I tried just about everything else on save for taking to a shop. Even if they didn't work for your one bolt, having them in your toolkit could really come in handy one day, and it's still cheaper than taking it to an auto shop.
1920678
I use the 20'' for Target Shooting , I have 3 , 18'' Carbon Bolt that I use to hunt with . I have not shot anything yet with the Carbon Bolts , But a friend that has a Horton and the same Bolts I have had good results with them ..
1159433
Crank arm bolts are a standard size, and any bike shop should carry them. I'm not sure of the thread pitch or bolt size. Another really important thing to know is that the bolts are hardened to allow extreme torque for pulling the crank onto the taper. If you use an inferior bolt you will have troubles keeping the crank on. The Botom Bracket should have come with a spec sheet, if not go online and look up the torque specs. ...hope this helps you.
813842
In my experience the size of these tends to run large. If it gives you two options for your tire, go with the smaller one.