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RichardHyde
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Nuts and bolts

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Morning all,

Does anybody know of a list of nuts and bolts required for front and rear suspension rebuild ?

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RichardHyde wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2019 11:39 am Morning all,

Does anybody know of a list of nuts and bolts required for front and rear suspension rebuild ?

Thanks, Richard
Richard

try looking on Rimmers site they tell you most nut and bolts sizes,

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Also try ANG

https://www.angclassiccarparts.co.uk/pr ... suspension
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http://www.dolomitesprint.com/parts.htm

Online parts manual, comes in handy, especially the diagrams.
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you can order direct from companies such as Namricks using the original BL or stanpart part numbers.
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#6 Post by Galileo »

I've had problems with new suspension bolts stripping at the correct torque setting, so careful who you choose as a supplier and check that they are the right tensile/shear strength.
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