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Gday all,

This is probably a real dumb question; but here goes anyway; as we work on our cars, replacing this and that, we generally need these things;

10mm bolts of varying lengths, associated nuts, and vacuum hoses and such.

Question is, where do we get these things? I've bought a pack of high-tensile 10mm bolts from supercheap, but there's got to be a place i can get them in more bulk (i.e. pack of 100 instead of 10 etc)

Where do you guys stock up on these things?

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This is probably of no help but, here in Japan, the home improvement store by my house sells stainless hardware in packs of 50 or so, 10 and individually.

i replaced all my 10mm hex heads with M6x20 dome top stainless allen heads and washers. i dont think i have hardly an oem bolt/nut in my bay except what is directly attached to the motor itself.

honestly man, google is your friend in this situation.

just use the search "specialty hardware" or change hardware for fasteners. youll get a billion sites that have tons of anodized beauty washers for your fenders, radiator support, headlights ect. i just did it because i prefer using T-handles on things that are low torque anyway.

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