Hey all, wondering if anybody has a source for those small white nylon windshield bolt and nut fasteners? These are the small little plastic guys I need, not the metal bolts with rubber grommets.
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'88 Hawk GT, TBR RC31 fairing kit and exhaust, jetted. Still slow
'95 900SS/SP, '86 GSX-R1100, '98 R1, '03 XB9R Firebolt
'85 911 Carrera 3.2 coupe
'18 Audi S3
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eBay or Amazon search:
"nylon plastic screws nuts""I couldn't afford NOT to buy it!" -
I just used the cheapo nylon license plate nuts and bolts.
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I found mine at an ACE Hardware store. Come in white or black. It is a small cup that the machine screw sits in and gets covered by a snap cap to hide the screw head. Hope that helps.
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Guess I’ll throw in McMaster-Carr, my favorite (but def not the cheapest) source for special hardware.
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[QUOTE=riot;n974469McMaster-Carr[/QUOTE]
Always heard good things about them - I find their website catalog very difficult to use but I am an idiot, so I have that handicap...
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The nice thing about mcmaster carr i they have 3d drawings so if you have a 3d printer you can download and hit print, epecially if you are looking for a nylone or abs product. Just print in PETG if you want it to be stronger, chemical and heat resistant.88 Blue Hawk GT - Under construction but rideable (guest approved)
89 BlackHawk 2.0 - On the lift and being assembled
90 Hawk GT (color as to yet be determined) - Still on the shelf in cratesComment
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Thanks guys, I ordered some M4x12mm nylon bolts and nuts off ebay, 25 sets for about $5.'88 Hawk GT, TBR RC31 fairing kit and exhaust, jetted. Still slow
'95 900SS/SP, '86 GSX-R1100, '98 R1, '03 XB9R Firebolt
'85 911 Carrera 3.2 coupe
'18 Audi S3
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