Sorce of Metric hardware, hoses etc.

Even better...

Eagleday.com... They have yellow zinc bulk prepared combos for a great price... $150 gets you 300-400 nuts and bolts...

Also, pelicanparts sells yellow zinc m6andm8 lock nuts for dirt cheap in boxes of 50...10-15$...

Bo

 

I bought a metric kit of various fasteners for my Toyota FJ40 restoration. It most likely came from Belmetric and was put together for the FJ40. Nothing like having a large supply of the proper fasteners when putting things back together. Money well spent.

 

I could spend a ton of money on the Belmetric site!

 

My local Ace/Truevalue hardware store always has a really good assortment of metric fasteners.

 

Good find John, I have it bookmarked now. I also could (and probably will) drop some serious $ there.

 

Been dealing with them for quite some time

Lots of OEM issue stuff and fast shipping also

Highly recommended

 

Thanks for the link! Looks like some nice stuff.

 

But is the nyloc on the nuts yellow? haha

 

Good stuff. Thanks for posting John.

 

I called them and they do not have the max elusive 6mm , black nylon domed nylok nuts.

 

cool....thanks for posting

 

I need a 100 of those. What is the part number and price?

 

I have done major searching for these everywhere. No one has them. Ricambi has what Ferrari is supplying to them but they are silver domed.

The closest I've come is China with a 50k MOQ.

The part number is 64449900

May have found them. Have to brush up on my Italian now .

http://www.piscetta.it/prodotto/cappuccio/

 

The factory studs for the undertrays are M5 x .8 threads. The nuts have an 8mm hex. The purpose of the rubber tip is to protect the protruded stud from the elements as often 2x diameter will stick out past the tightened nut. The new ones supplied do not have a rubber tip, they have a metal dome that has some stroke but that dome pops off if the stud is too long. So, if using the metal dome, best to add washer(s) below so the stud will not become exposed.

 

I am pretty positive they are m6x10. I've been hunting these for awhile. I'll pull one off again to confirm.

 

The thread is M5 x .8. The nut has an 8mm hex.

 

Got it thank you. I read your post as m8. I don't think that knowledge will make it easier to find. I have a query into that Italian company above. I'll post what I find.