Socket Cap Bolts

[EvilElvis]

Just a heads up for anyone looking for a great place for bolts, place called fastenal there located in most cities but there website is better for just buying small quanties, $20 I got 50 stainless steel socket cap bolts did my clutch cover my pump cover my stator cover just need to order off their website and get my odd bolts 35mm, 45mm, 60mm ect cause I dont need as many of them and the size you are looking for is M6 1.0 + lenth.... stator pump cover and all clutch cover is 30mm in lenth except 1 35mm for the clutch cover where the dow pin is ...........also the many different finishes chrome, stainless, brass, zinc, black.....I didnt have to buy 50 bolts LMAO I was just impatient didnt wanna wait for shipping check them out Home | Fastenal

 

[blasterfreek30]

we have a fastenal right down the road from our work and they do carry a super large amount of every bolt u can think of...losta good stuff

 

[Awk08]

i've used fastenal for years in my electrician days, they'd come to my jobsite and setup a lockable cabinet, once a week the fastenal dude would come restock it and charge the company for what was used, awesome system IMO

nowadays.....i did just use fastenal for metric socket bolts, for my shocks to be specific
but beware !!!!!! the black coated ones they claimed the mines use and would not rust,
did indeed rust in just a few rides, so i need to find anodized covers for the caps or replace with stainless ones ????

 

[stabor1122]

i've used fastenal for years in my electrician days, they'd come to my jobsite and setup a lockable cabinet, once a week the fastenal dude would come restock it and charge the company for what was used, awesome system IMO

nowadays.....i did just use fastenal for metric socket bolts, for my shocks to be specific
but beware !!!!!! the black coated ones they claimed the mines use and would not rust,
did indeed rust in just a few rides, so i need to find anodized covers for the caps or replace with stainless ones ????

Black Oxide bolts do rust pretty quick when exposed to moisture. Stainless is the best option followed by zinc. Zinc is cheaper but will corrode too eventually.