I need Hydroboost m.c. studs
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Drifting
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From: Columbus MN
I need Hydroboost m.c. studs
I am in the process of converting to Hydoboost. One of our sons picked up a Hydroboost from a 2001 Silverado 2500 but it's missing one of the master cylinder studs. I can't find them anywhere online.
Does anybody have any they would sell me? (I already posted a WTB ad in For Sale.)
Or do you know where I can them?
Obviously these aren't bolts I can buy at my corner hardware store.
BTW, the total cost of the "kit" he is making for me is about $250, he is machining a custom aluminum spacer/mounting plate for me for food and beer.
Does anybody have any they would sell me? (I already posted a WTB ad in For Sale.)
Or do you know where I can them?
Obviously these aren't bolts I can buy at my corner hardware store.
BTW, the total cost of the "kit" he is making for me is about $250, he is machining a custom aluminum spacer/mounting plate for me for food and beer.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Apr 2001
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From: Minneapolis, Mn USA
Did you try John's Auto Parts in Blaine.
Go walk the lot with a ratchet. Not sure if these places save those studs. I think it is metric IIRC.
You should also get the nuts to fit this as your originals dont quite match it seems. I forced mine on. If I ever need to loosen them, Im sure Ill need to be replacing these studs as well.
Good Luck
Go walk the lot with a ratchet. Not sure if these places save those studs. I think it is metric IIRC.
You should also get the nuts to fit this as your originals dont quite match it seems. I forced mine on. If I ever need to loosen them, Im sure Ill need to be replacing these studs as well.
Good Luck
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Drifting
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 1,986
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From: Columbus MN
Did you try John's Auto Parts in Blaine.
Go walk the lot with a ratchet. Not sure if these places save those studs. I think it is metric IIRC.
You should also get the nuts to fit this as your originals dont quite match it seems. I forced mine on. If I ever need to loosen them, Im sure Ill need to be replacing these studs as well.
Good Luck
Go walk the lot with a ratchet. Not sure if these places save those studs. I think it is metric IIRC.
You should also get the nuts to fit this as your originals dont quite match it seems. I forced mine on. If I ever need to loosen them, Im sure Ill need to be replacing these studs as well.
Good Luck
I decided to just use M10 bolts instead. The original stud has M12 and M10 studs. I am just going to put a brass bushing over the part of the bolt that goes through the booster. It helps to have a son who is a CNC machinist.
