Installing some goodies, and need (2) 14mm x 1.5 thread top strut nuts. Wondering if anybody has any new ones laying around they can help me out with....

thanks

home depot is close to your house...

home depot is close to your house...

but City Mill usually has a better selection of metric nuts...

talked to Terry from ground control and Home Depot normally doesnt carry that size...

home depot carries 14x 1.75 not 1.5

i guess its off to try a couple places, and if not, then im heading to the hobby shop to take apart my old rear shock assemblies, and take those nuts....

ill try home depot, city mill and any other hardware store I happen to come across...

thanks guys... if any body wants to come help, your more then welcome too.. :) just give me a buzz.... all sorts of goodies I'm working on today.. :)

city mill is close to cal's house too...

check hawaii nut n bolt in mapunapuna- hopefully they're open on sundays...

Also check out Lowes and Ace Hardware. But I mostly go to Lowes.:)

i just took it up to ed's and used his air ratchet, and took apart the stock struts and used those nuts with some loctite... thanks again ED :buttrock:buttrock

home depot didnt have them
and neither did City mill, I checked both places, and no luck

hawaii nut and bolt has 'em...they have all the funky stuff there...saved my ass a few times...

hawaii nut and bolt has 'em...they have all the funky stuff there...saved my ass a few times...


i got stainless steel nuts

for my bird

hawaii nut and bolt has 'em...they have all the funky stuff there...saved my ass a few times...

they have just about anything and everything...

they have just about anything and everything...

How do you know, you bust a nut? :D

Ace is also very good as they seem to have some obscure stuff.

i got stainless steel nuts

for my bird

who else saw your birdie???

How do you know, you bust a nut? :D

Ace is also very good as they seem to have some obscure stuff.

every now and then... :D

Ace is on the expensive side, so I never bothered to check out their nuts

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i got stainless steel nuts

for my bird


who else saw your birdie???


it's normally covered up and dusty

who else saw your birdie???

colleen? :naughty :bj

it was dark :lol:lol




















jk

i got stainless steel nuts

for my bird

it's normally covered up and dusty

so all it needs is just a blow to get rid of the dust?

who else saw your birdie???

so all it needs is just a blow to get rid of the dust?


or a sponge

and a bob

sounds like a good time for your birdie to get a blowjob...http://smiliesftw.com/x/turbobj.gif (http://smiliesftw.com)

sounds like a good time for your birdie to get a blowjob...http://smiliesftw.com/x/turbobj.gif (http://smiliesftw.com)

damn...so that's what you call a quickie...

damn...so that's what you call a quickie...

nope...this is...http://smiliesftw.com/x/analturbo4.gif (http://smiliesftw.com)

Isn't there a Fastenal by Home Depot iwilei?

Oh, Cal, if you don't want the nuts to loosen, put a bit of caulk in between.

You local auto parts store should have a selection of nuts. Try Federated Autoparts/CarQuest we get a lot of random bolts from them.

checked more than just home depot and city mill today, and still NO ONE had the right thread.... its all good though, just re-used the old ones, and put some loctite on them... should be good to go