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evo3500

posted on 19/6/06 at 02:32 PM Reply With Quote
seat belt mounting bolts

Can anybody help?
what is the size of the seat belt anchorage bolts,the type like a large eyelet that you screw into a captive fixing then your belt clips onto them harness type belts
thread size and pitch fine coarse etc.

any help appreciated
thanks Simon


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nre

posted on 19/6/06 at 02:53 PM Reply With Quote
7/16" UNF rings a bell, but best check... Someone else will be along shortly no doubt...

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mark chandler

posted on 19/6/06 at 03:18 PM Reply With Quote
Ford wheel nuts are a locost option here !

You should find your wheel nuts fit so depending on the number of donors at you disposal or maybe buy some nice wheel nuts to finish your car you should already have some.

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wicket

posted on 19/6/06 at 03:35 PM Reply With Quote
A lot of Ford wheel nuts are M12x1.5, seat belt bolts are 7/16" UNF
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Kissy

posted on 19/6/06 at 03:42 PM Reply With Quote
7/16" UNF, socket head, HT 12.9 grade are what I used, not too pricey.
Use tuppence bolts if you've got a tuppence body!

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keith2lp

posted on 19/6/06 at 03:44 PM Reply With Quote
The minimum Spec for SVA is 8.8 and he will check every bolt !!
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russbost

posted on 19/6/06 at 06:45 PM Reply With Quote
7/16 UNF & I agree they must be the proper 8.8 spec & they will check, the guy checking my car stood on his head with a bendy light & a mirror to look at the heads of my bolts - don't use wheel bolts even if the thread is correct!





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James

posted on 19/6/06 at 07:25 PM Reply With Quote
Except that Imperial bolts don't always say 8.8 on them.

It even says in the SVA manual that they may not say 8.8 (or whatever).

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givemethebighammer

posted on 26/6/06 at 11:28 PM Reply With Quote
Go to the scrapyard and take some bolts out of something. I went down one afternoon and spent an hour filling a bag with seatbelt bolts and fixings (all marked 8.8 and 7/16 UNF). You'll find something to suit your application. Only cost me a couple of quid too !
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