you can only anodize aluminum, nothing else.

 

^I guess I knew that and wasnt thinking really. They will probably be powdercoated stainless then.

I found some that I think will work. Im going to give it a shot this week and see for sure. Price should easily be cut in half if I can make it work.

 

sweet cause i have a tax return burning a hole in my pocket right now,lol.

 

Hmm. I can find ones for screws very easily. Those ones for the allen head bolts and the ones for the nuts might be custom pieces made by them. Ill keep looking around though

 

Gotcha Lee, hit me up if you need to talk about issues mang.

Looking forward to seeing what goes on here. Wouldn't a vibrating polisher work to polish them suckers up to a high shine?

Hmm, I do know of several large fastener warehouses here in ABQ.

 

these bolts are similar to the ones I ordered to replace all the 10mm bolts:

http://www.fastenal.com/web/products/detai...MB2550020A20000

the pic is kinda dull but mine were shiny just like the ones in the pics of the bolt sets.

 

Nice site.

Think these would make good washers in comparison to the others that gallery sells?

http://www.fastenal.com/web/products...l.ex?sku=71159

They are in stainless too.

 

They would work. Not quite as fancy but a dam good alternative for 5 cents each.

That company has a store around here.

I will have to stop there and see if they have any in stock and see what they look like.

 

Thats a good washer for screws but I havent found one big enough to use with bolts or nuts. At least nothing to fit M10 or the slightly larger sizes.

 

bump, is everyone just using the fastenal ones instead? I was really interested in those colored one are you still trying to make that happen or not? and if you can get pics of the engine bay with them in, i'd like to see if it's very noticable