disc bolts

uncle porry · 26-Apr-2004, 21:22

where can i get some new caliper and disc mounting bolts ?

Karl · 26-Apr-2004, 21:45

You can go to a hardware store and get some stainless steel button head ones, size is M8x16, work just as well as Duc ones and probably cheaper too.

Rushjob · 26-Apr-2004, 22:16

Speak to Neil @Cornerspeed...purveyor of finestkind stainless bolts......

Robbie · 27-Apr-2004, 17:33

Inox Fasteners are very helpful & quick. If you get confused about sizing/threads etc just send him an old one & he'll match it. www.inoxfasteners.co.uk.

Robbie

uncle porry · 27-Apr-2004, 19:50

thanks all..

chris.p · 27-Apr-2004, 20:09

Please note uncle porry, that normal sized bolts will catch on the speedo drive, so make sure that you get ones with a lower bolt head hight. genuine Ducati Disc Bolts are only £19.?? ( can not remember the pennies amount) for a full set for both front discs

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Chris.

uncle porry · 28-Apr-2004, 09:17

thanks for the tip chris......mind you, i soaked the originals overnight in hyperclean, gave em a scrub and they have come up like new !

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26-Apr-2004, 21:22	#1
uncle porry Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 650 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: the planet zorb disc bolts where can i get some new caliper and disc mounting bolts ? Reply

26-Apr-2004, 21:45	#2
Karl DSC Club Member 500SD Posts: 667 Join Date: May 2001 Location: Oxfordshire You can go to a hardware store and get some stainless steel button head ones, size is M8x16, work just as well as Duc ones and probably cheaper too. Reply

26-Apr-2004, 22:16	#3
Rushjob Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,802 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lincs Mood: :-) Speak to Neil @Cornerspeed...purveyor of finestkind stainless bolts...... Reply

27-Apr-2004, 17:33	#4
Robbie Registered Forum User Posts: 40 Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: SW Scotland Mood: Variable Inox Fasteners are very helpful & quick. If you get confused about sizing/threads etc just send him an old one & he'll match it. www.inoxfasteners.co.uk. Robbie Reply

27-Apr-2004, 19:50	#5
uncle porry Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 650 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: the planet zorb thanks all.. Reply

28-Apr-2004, 09:17	#7
uncle porry Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 650 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: the planet zorb thanks for the tip chris......mind you, i soaked the originals overnight in hyperclean, gave em a scrub and they have come up like new ! Reply