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    Engine case allen bolts

    I'm powdercoating engine case covers for my '77 gs750 and looking for a new set of engine cover allen screws to replace the originals. Has anyone sourced a complete set otherwise identified the sizes and a good us supplier for stainless metric allen bolts??
    1979 gs1000e (everyday) 1977 gs750 for sale
    1983 yam xj550 maxim streetbob sold
    1995 gsx750F everyday fighterjet 1990 gsx1100F for sale
    2000kaw zx600
    2003 BMW K1200GT sport tour
    2000Buel Cyclone M2 motorwork
    1984 Yam venture xvz1200 -long ride/cold ride ride gf ride..
    1978 Honda cb750F3 supersport top end (still)
    1976 Harley FL 3/8" S&S stroker - motor out way too long
    1980 Harley fxs80 - wacked good on this one

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    Ed

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      #3
      Ace hardware near me has them on the SS metric on the shelf


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        #4
        Just did mine - used this parts website to get the sizes https://www.partzilla.com/catalog/su...ncase-lh-cover
        Then went Bolt Depot online https://www.boltdepot.com/Metric_soc...rews.aspx?nv=l
        And had them shipped ... little more expensive than perhaps going to a retailer but ... time is money and this was pretty simple.
        GS550T 1981
        GS850G 1983
        GS650G 1982
        GS650G 1982 Under Restoration 😳🏍👍

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          #5
          Thanks. Looks like Z1 has a kit for about $30 plus shipping. Could Ace Hardware or bolt depot be less expensice?

          Originally posted by Wingsconsin View Post
          Ace hardware near me has them on the SS metric on the shelf

          1979 gs1000e (everyday) 1977 gs750 for sale
          1983 yam xj550 maxim streetbob sold
          1995 gsx750F everyday fighterjet 1990 gsx1100F for sale
          2000kaw zx600
          2003 BMW K1200GT sport tour
          2000Buel Cyclone M2 motorwork
          1984 Yam venture xvz1200 -long ride/cold ride ride gf ride..
          1978 Honda cb750F3 supersport top end (still)
          1976 Harley FL 3/8" S&S stroker - motor out way too long
          1980 Harley fxs80 - wacked good on this one

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            #6
            Originally posted by garyS-NJ View Post
            Thanks. Looks like Z1 has a kit for about $30 plus shipping. Could Ace Hardware or bolt depot be less expensice?
            Absolutely not.
            sigpic Too old, too many bikes, too many cars, too many things

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              #7
              Originally posted by garyS-NJ View Post
              Thanks. Looks like Z1 has a kit for about $30 plus shipping. Could Ace Hardware or bolt depot be less expensive?
              Originally posted by 850 Combat View Post
              Absolutely not.

              Probably not --

              But I don't mind paying a few ¢ more to have them on the shelf convenient for immediate pick-up as I roll past the store twice everyday.


              Shopping local can help keep them open as well - but I do buy from Z1 when the mood or parts require it.

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                #8
                I've done it both ways. Z1 lit is really complete, and inexpensive. $35 doesn't buymuch SS at Ace. I like http://www.dmpfasteners.com/ too. I wanted the 10mm lower fork pinch bolts and acorn nuts in SS with Allen head bolts. DMP had them. Lots of button heads too, that look good on the headlight rim. In Tillamook, the ACE, and the Farmers Co-Op have lots of stuff, but not the weird stuff. No matter where you get them, the price adds up. I try not to count it too closely.
                sigpic Too old, too many bikes, too many cars, too many things

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                  #9
                  Fastenal is my go to place.
                  Larry

                  '79 GS 1000E
                  '93 Honda ST 1100 SOLD-- now residing in Arizona.
                  '18 Triumph Tiger 800 (gone too soon)
                  '19 Triumph Tiger 800 Christmas 2018 to me from me.
                  '01 BMW R1100RL project purchased from a friend, now for sale.

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