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Need End Link Nuts, What Thread Size Do i need?

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Replacing my End Links with a sway bar upgrade, i have two nuts but two are going to have to be cut off, i was also told they all need to just be replaced anyways. Honda is Cheap and the OEM ones don't come with nuts, so im going to buy some 14mm Nylon Locking Flange Nuts From Amazon, But i need to know what thread size i need? i was told it might be M10? But Hondas website doesn't say, the generic Overpriced sold as Made for Honda End Links Nuts Don't say, so does anyone know?
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Replacing my End Links with a sway bar upgrade, i have two nuts but two are going to have to be cut off, i was also told they all need to just be replaced anyways. Honda is Cheap and the OEM ones don't come with nuts, so im going to buy some 14mm Nylon Locking Flange Nuts From Amazon, But i need to know what thread size i need? i was told it might be M10? But Hondas website doesn't say, the generic Overpriced sold as Made for Honda End Links Nuts Don't say, so does anyone know?
Depending on the brand, I believe that new end links typically come with new fasteners. at least the budget ones that I put on my cobalt did. (AOD tech)
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Depending on the brand, I believe that new end links typically come with new fasteners. at least the budget ones that I put on my cobalt did. (AOD tech)
Yes, they normally do. like i said, honda is cheap and doesn't include them, you only get the end links.
Yes, they normally do. like i said, honda is cheap and doesn't include them, you only get the end links.
My bad, didn’t read the entire thing.
Try this site or some other online parts dealer near you. For $3 you can’t go wrong except for waiting. If I had to guess 10x1.5?
Go to the local hardware store and look. Find some metric nuts that look like they'd fit and buy them. For about $5 you will find your answer. Or even better, take the part in to the store and test fit various nuts.
Thats the Front, Not the Rear, But i was able to find it with honda automotive parts. all these dealers have horrible graphs that don't show everything on the item page, its hidden in the category area, so i couldnt find the exact part numbers, so i had just hoped to reuse mine instead of buying new, so now i had to pay shipping twice.
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