
Chris
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nuts and bolts are nuts and bolts, they dont have to come from a mini specialist. a garage wouldnt use specific mini parts, jus any old nut and bolt.
try screw fix there usually pretty good for price. u could use all stainless too if u wanted, no more seized nuts to fight with.
Posted 01 July 2008 - 08:10 AM
nuts and bolts are nuts and bolts, they dont have to come from a mini specialist. a garage wouldnt use specific mini parts, jus any old nut and bolt.
try screw fix there usually pretty good for price. u could use all stainless too if u wanted, no more seized nuts to fight with.
This advice is very dangerous. Please read the line in red at the top of every technical page. DO NOT use nuts and bolts from Screwfix or B&Q to hold important parts of cars together, these plated fittings are generally made of a very inferior mild steel material. Fortunately they don't hold stock of most of the threadforms required in a Mini. If you don't know how to read the grading information stamped into a fastener or are given a fastener to use that has no grading at all, buy geniune parts instead.
Posted 01 July 2008 - 10:08 AM
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