Looking for a bolt...any ideas?

[SkyHog]

I need a 13" long 5/8" either grade 5 or grade 8 hex bolt. Can't do grade a, b, or 2. Also, I prefer grade 8, but will settle for 5 if necessary.

Don't care if it's 5/8-11 or 5/8-18, as I have nuts for both.

Any ideas?

 

[jesse]

Here you go:

http://bit.ly/1K9Eakt

and

http://bit.ly/1M5XC24

Fastenal is great for stuff like this, took about a minute and a couple clicks to find it. Just use the filters on the left.

 

[Henning]

Whatcha putting together? Most metro areas have a fastener shop.

 

[SkyHog]

Here you go:

http://bit.ly/1K9Eakt

and

http://bit.ly/1M5XC24

Fastenal is great for stuff like this, took about a minute and a couple clicks to find it. Just use the filters on the left.

Weird. I searched fastenal and all I found was grade a.

Thanks for the links!!

 

[SkyHog]

Whatcha putting together? Most metro areas have a fastener shop.

It's part of my race car. A bolt that goes through the spinde. I need a slightly longer one as I am modifying the front suspension slightly.

 

[BigBadLou]

I normally go by our local nut house. No, that's not the official name.
But they always have what I need. Never heard a "no" answer from them. If Home Depot does not have what you need, time to scour the Yellow Pages (remember those?) for a nut house in your area.

 

[MAKG1]

It's part of my race car. A bolt that goes through the spinde. I need a slightly longer one as I am modifying the front suspension slightly.

So, you're replacing the loose nut behind the wheel?

 

[Henning]

It's part of my race car. A bolt that goes through the spinde. I need a slightly longer one as I am modifying the front suspension slightly.

For suspension stuff on a race car I prefer to use Lamalloy bolts, especially if they hold sheer.

 

[SkyHog]

Anyone near Indianapolis want to get it for me and ship it to me? Seems silly to spend over $10 to ship 2 bolts to myself - gotta be cheaper to have someone grab it and mail it to me.