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anyone have a idea what size bolts hold the frnt motor mounts to the frame right behind the headers.theres two missing on each down tube.i went to change the filterand noticed that there are empty holes on the triangle brackets
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Crystal ball is broke. What kind of bike are we talking about?Ed
To measure is to know.
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The bolts that thread into those weird egg-shaped nuts?
Just order the parts from the Dealer.
If you install bolts that are too long, you may very well crack the case.
DanielComment
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its a 83 gs750e and the 4 bolts mount the two frnt motor mounts to the frame then it bolts to the eng, caseComment
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They are 8mm diameter. Get a ruler and measure to determine the proper length. Many times you can determine bolt length by looking at the Suzuki parts fishe and checking the part number too. Go to your favorite OE Suzuki parts source and check if interested.Ed
To measure is to know.
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Going into the frame:
BOLT M8X1.25X16
two required per side
Going into the engine:
ENGINE MOUNT BOLT M10X165
that ones hard to read, not sure which one you're referring to. This is all from bb.comComment
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It's a 10mm thread at 165mm longCowboy Up or Quit. - Run Free Lou and Rest in Peace
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its the ones going into the frame so it must be the 8mm thanx for the help . it might explane all the vibs im gettingComment
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