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Cant find M10 , 10mm, 1.25 thread bolts ANYWHERE!

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Old 01-07-03, 12:49 AM
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Cant find M10 , 10mm, 1.25 thread bolts ANYWHERE!

Just like the title says I cant find em! The closest ive found was an M10 but it was 20mm long. Anyone know where i could get these buggers?
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just use a bolt cutter and cut them short
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Any hardware store would have them... They usually have a big wall of bolts/nuts/washers etc. I have yet been able to not find a part I needed. Had to go to a few places sometimes.
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Im kinda confused on thread sizes too. I see M8 and M10 bolts that are the same width? I seem to have a hard time finding M10 bolts with 1.25 thread pitch too, they always have 1.5. what gives?
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Try NAPA. They usually carry the odd and hard to find bolts for japanese cars. They've always come through for me. Like they say "no american parts available"
all the better for foreign car owners.
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I had the same problem in my area, no hardware/ auto stores had a good selection of metric bolts, get out your phonebook and find a fastners distributer, I went to one and was amazed, they have EVERYTHING even some interior little clippy things i needed, and high grade metric bolts in many many sizes
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I just paid $22 for some dp and turbo bolts from the dealer, 7 total of them. No other place have carries them.
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Go to a special fasterner shop. They will have them, and their pricing is much better than the auto parts store. If there isn't a shop in your area, then maybe the one near me can send you the parts.

Pinellas Fastener
5080 110th Ave N
Clearwater, FL
(727) 572-1966

BTW, this place also sells aerospace grade wheel studs for less than the generic studs you can get at your local auto parts store.
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Originally posted by 1Revvin7
I just paid $22 for some dp and turbo bolts from the dealer, 7 total of them. No other place have carries them.
The guy at a local autoparts store gave me all the bolts I needed to put on my exhaust for free. I believe there was 7 I dare say you were pwned by mazda.
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Ha thats funny, well not really, I lost the dp bolts and NO hardware store carried them, NO auto part stores carried them, and then guess what, the dealer TWICE gave me the wrong ones. I also tried two fasteners places whom both laughed at me telling me I'll never get it, well unfortunately I was right...Off the machine shop I went and they fixed my problem. What a headache. Just my .02

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fastener shop - got it.

So what your saying is all the "lightweight" nuts & bolts mazda used are oddball sized. Big cores, small heads.

Do fastener shops have the integrated bolt & washer or nut & washer like mazda's are.

I usually replace 2 bolts with 6 pieces ... 2 bolts, 2 lock washers, 2 main washers, and 2 nuts.
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i just posted on this like a week ago....

ok maybe more than a week

anyway we found the bolts in two places:

1) Mazda (we found these to be the better bolts)

2) Summit (woulda worked.. liked Mazda's better)
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