All bolts on my buggy are (F 9 11)
Any sourse on this type of bolt in San Diego?
Marshalls near Mira Mar do not sell these...
Are they a metric grade 8 bolt ???????
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There is this place in San Marcos that carries them. I have had luck with Ababa bolt in Santee, but Im not sure if they carry the F911.
Hope it helps
Matt
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STRONGER 180,000 P.S.I. Minimum is at least 20% stronger than the best Grade 8 bolts. Since 1981, the F-911 stands for the Highest Quality.
LAST LONGER Hardened Alloy Steels mean longer wear life for the bolts and the expensive parts they hold.
COST LESS All this quality cost's no more. In fact, the F-911 is competitively priced with much lower grade bolts.
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F-911 HEX CAP SCREW
Now with 8640 Alloy Steel
The Ultimate in High Strength Steel
F-911 PLOW / SCRAPER BOLT
NEW LARGER DOME
For increased wear resistance
F-911 CARRIAGE / SHAKER SCREEN BOLT
Hope it helps
Matt
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Minimum order $100.00 Terms: credit card (unless open account) F.O.B. San Marcos, Ca.
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Master Distributor for F-911
PRODUCTS
TOUGH TESTED TRACEABLE
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STRONGER 180,000 P.S.I. Minimum is at least 20% stronger than the best Grade 8 bolts. Since 1981, the F-911 stands for the Highest Quality.
LAST LONGER Hardened Alloy Steels mean longer wear life for the bolts and the expensive parts they hold.
COST LESS All this quality cost's no more. In fact, the F-911 is competitively priced with much lower grade bolts.
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Click on bolts below for more information
F-911 HEX CAP SCREW
Now with 8640 Alloy Steel
The Ultimate in High Strength Steel
F-911 PLOW / SCRAPER BOLT
NEW LARGER DOME
For increased wear resistance
F-911 CARRIAGE / SHAKER SCREEN BOLT
Really the only place you would use those bolts for is the suspension bushings and maybe shock mounts
Grade 8 is fine for anything else?
You wouldnt want or need to spend the extra dough on bolts and nuts for the floor pan?
jmho
Grade 8 is fine for anything else?
You wouldnt want or need to spend the extra dough on bolts and nuts for the floor pan?
jmho
What's F 9 11?
bolts 4 u in san marcos 760-736-0010 ask for lenard they stock all sizes and lengths no minnimum
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Really the only place you would use those bolts for is the suspension bushings and maybe shock mounts
Grade 8 is fine for anything else?
You wouldnt want or need to spend the extra dough on bolts and nuts for the floor pan?
jmho
Yes, these bolts are installed for my buggy's suspension and seat belts, all others are grade 8. Will upgrade the seat bolts to the f911.... very little cost for an additional 20% in strength.
Anything that holds me and my passengers in is worth it.
Also replacing all of the seat belts, 2 years old. Plus, I have streettcchheedd them a couple of times...
In the off time I am going over everything with a fine-toothed comb, found 3 hair line cracks next to welds that will be re-welded.
Very good thing to do, I do this at the end of every season, just found the uni ball on the bottom of my passenger side rear bypass shock was wasted, replacing it next week, lots of little things come up if you look things over real good.
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In the off time I am going over everything with a fine-toothed comb, found 3 hair line cracks next to welds that will be re-welded.
Pics of the lil cracks...
There are some wooowhoos and weeees and a lot of yeaaaaaassss and a least 2 oh shiiiits
There are some wooowhoos and weeees and a lot of yeaaaaaassss and a least 2 oh shiiiits
this one is pretty serious, where is this located?
Michael, you're entirely too rough on stuff.
As the "C" pillar meets middle rail. Both sides... other one is for the radiator support.
Clutch is tired ........... 2 years old.
Make sure you resurface that flywheel........ 
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Michael, you're entirely too rough on stuff.
Yea................. I know.
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LAST LONGER Hardened Alloy Steels mean longer wear life for the bolts and the expensive parts they hold.
COST LESS All this quality cost's no more. In fact, the F-911 is competitively priced with much lower grade bolts.
COST LESS All this quality cost's no more. In fact, the F-911 is competitively priced with much lower grade bolts.
tastes great... Less filling
Referman,
F-911 is a grade 9 bolt which is stronger than a grade 8 bolt. The F- is just the manufacturers stamp and has nothing to do with the integrity of the bolt. They are more expensive than the grade 8 bolts, but are stronger. If you get me a list of the sizes and quantities that you need, I can get those for you at a friend deal since you are a fellow Glamisdunes.com duner.
Ryan
B&W Industrial Sales
909-586-0682
F-911 is a grade 9 bolt which is stronger than a grade 8 bolt. The F- is just the manufacturers stamp and has nothing to do with the integrity of the bolt. They are more expensive than the grade 8 bolts, but are stronger. If you get me a list of the sizes and quantities that you need, I can get those for you at a friend deal since you are a fellow Glamisdunes.com duner.
Ryan
B&W Industrial Sales
909-586-0682
These crack are scary!
Can they simply be rewelded and be safe for the way you drive?
Can they simply be rewelded and be safe for the way you drive?
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