Seat belt guide bolts
#2
I believe they're Torx but do you mean the actual bolt size? or the bit size used to remove them? I can't remember off the top of my head but I think they were were like T-15's or something.
Last edited by Need4Camaro; 04-27-2017 at 05:47 AM.
#4
Mine are still extracted so a trip to the hardware store tomorrow and I can find out the threading and length
#6
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A hardware store will probably not be able to help you out safely. This bolt will be metric and it should be high strength. There will also be letters or numbers stamped on the end, which are critical bits of information with regard to the steel the bolt is made out of.
The bolts could fail in an accident, if they are made of cheap hardware store-grade metal.
#7
I assume he's going to the hardware store to use their gauge and measure the bolt for you.
A hardware store will probably not be able to help you out safely. This bolt will be metric and it should be high strength. There will also be letters or numbers stamped on the end, which are critical bits of information with regard to the steel the bolt is made out of.
The bolts could fail in an accident, if they are made of cheap hardware store-grade metal.
A hardware store will probably not be able to help you out safely. This bolt will be metric and it should be high strength. There will also be letters or numbers stamped on the end, which are critical bits of information with regard to the steel the bolt is made out of.
The bolts could fail in an accident, if they are made of cheap hardware store-grade metal.
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