AP2 X-Brace Screw Threading
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AP2 X-Brace Screw Threading
I need to identify the type of threading the OEM screws that get removed when installing an x-brace are. I have a Spoon X-brace but without screws so I need to ID the screws so I can order some replacement cap-head screws. Does anybody know what length the Spoon screws are as well? Thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by Ek9,Jun 28 2006, 08:31 AM
If it's anything like the comptech, it uses the existing bolts that are already on the car. You take out 4 bolts, install the brace, re-install the bolts and torque them down.
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Take off one of the factory bolts, get a buddy to drive you to a decent hardware store, find a nut that fits and that'll tell you the threads. It's probably something like an M14 x 1.25 if it's like other honda crossmember bolts (don't quote me). I've taken off a number of crossmembers but, not an S2K crossmember (yet).
The honda bolts are typically special with thickened sections near the head to keep the crossmember from moving around.
The honda bolts are typically special with thickened sections near the head to keep the crossmember from moving around.
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Originally Posted by Ek9,Jun 28 2006, 10:51 AM
Take off one of the factory bolts, get a buddy to drive you to a decent hardware store, find a nut that fits and that'll tell you the threads. It's probably something like an M14 x 1.25 if it's like other honda crossmember bolts (don't quote me). I've taken off a number of crossmembers but, not an S2K crossmember (yet).
The honda bolts are typically special with thickened sections near the head to keep the crossmember from moving around.
The honda bolts are typically special with thickened sections near the head to keep the crossmember from moving around.
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Originally Posted by Ek9,Jun 28 2006, 07:13 PM
The manual shows that size, M14 and M12 all in that area of the subframe. Without know specifically which bolts get pulled I wasn't sure which ones it might be.
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Originally Posted by Stratocaster,Jun 28 2006, 05:24 PM
That is the point, I knew exactly what bolts he was looking for and exactly what the size was. I bet I even have a few out in the garage. In case you missed something, we manufacture an X-Brace and we have to source the bolts. That is why I know.
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