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Forum LongTimerGSResource Superstar
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Many of the common stainless bolts you find at hardware stores and such are softer (weaker) than those used on your braking system. Suzuki bolt grades (4/7/9) show on most bolts but not all. The info below has been posted previously but bears repeating. Be sure to use a bolt that's as strong or stronger than what you are replacing...
Metric 10.9 = Suzuki "9" = SAE grade 8
Metric 8.8 = Suzuki "7" - SAE grade 5
Metric 4.6 = Suzuki "4" = SAE grade 1 (no marks on head)Ed
To measure is to know.
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Is titanium an option for you? That’s what I use on my race bike’s front caliper and pinch bolts. Pre drilled too.1979 GS850G
2004 SV650N track bike
2005 TT-R125 pit bike
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Originally posted by tas850g View PostIs titanium an option for you? That’s what I use on my race bike’s front caliper and pinch bolts. Pre drilled too.1980 Suzuki GS 1100LT
16 Valve DOHC
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