suspension Bolt question, this will sound ghetto
 

So, I've finally finished removing/taking apart all the suspension stuff for my bushing install, probably 6-7 bolts needed to be cut out because the bolt and the bushing metal insert were welded together with rust.

now, i already bought 2 new bolts from honda for the front, and I need the 6 more for the rear, should I pay $10 (that's in CDN dollars) each at honda? or is getting something at the hardware store ok?

I would imagine these bolts are a stronger metal then the hardware store bolt, that and the suspension bolts all seem have a tapered end ad some grooves on the body of the bolt.

I just thought I would ask incase. Spending $60 on bolts is not exactly something I want to do unless I have to, then I will.

Re: suspension Bolt question, this will sound ghetto
 

my rear struts are held in with hardware store bolts...which go through solid bushings i made and welded in

Re: suspension Bolt question, this will sound ghetto
 

Haha, we have used a teflon based type hose that fit into the where the old bushings fit and then another metal insert inside of the hose with hardware store bolts holding it all together. It was suppossed to be a , hey, it's sunday and there is no place to get bushing's fix, but it has been that way for a looooong time 8)

Re: suspension Bolt question, this will sound ghetto
 

hardwar store bolts are on my rear lcas... beat your dick with a hammer, and get back to me.

Re: suspension Bolt question, this will sound ghetto
 

sorry, my dick is too sore from blowing cheap loads all over your mom's ass :o

Re: suspension Bolt question, this will sound ghetto
 

make sure you get grade 8 or 9. grade 5 ( i think thats the common hard ware one) will be alot weaker.

Re: suspension Bolt question, this will sound ghetto
 

Re: suspension Bolt question, this will sound ghetto
 

I took it up the ass like hotrex' mom and ordered the bolts at Honda, give me more piece of mind.