Source for bolts?

[Offroadr]

I need to replace the 4 shouldered bolts for the hub to rotor mount on the front.

Auto parts stores don't carry them. Is there a source other than OEM?

[GhostAccord]

You could try a machine shop or a fastener shop, if you have ether in your area. I was able to pick up a few odds and sodds bolts over the years from Fastenal. Sometimes the dealership isn't all that much more expensive for nuts and bolts. Specially if you get in good with the parts guys or mechanics.

[Offroadr]

Our fastenal store requires you to buy in bulk which is a pain

[Offroadr]

Found a great online Honda parts store. NM

[F22Chris]

Are you talking about the 12 point bolts that secure it to the spindle? You can get a quality bolt with the same thread and it will work the same. Just get hard ones, like... 9.8

[Fleetw00d]

Are you talking about the 12 point bolts that secure it to the spindle? You can get a quality bolt with the same thread and it will work the same. Just get hard ones, like... 9.8

You can still get the bolts for hub to rotor and bearing to knuckle from Honda. www.hondaautomotiveparts.com is always helpful to identify Honda part numbers even if you go to your local dealer. The Honda bolt for bearing to knuckle is no longer a 12 point; it now has a large hex head. Unfortunately, you still need a 12 point socket to get the old ones out. I keep a set of longer bolts with this same thread to hammer on to remove the bearing.

There is always the salvage yard as well.

[masospaghetti]

McMaster is a good source for high quality and hard-to-find bolts. It's often cheaper to buy a box of grade 10.9 bolts at McMaster compared to just a few at the local store.

[Offroadr]

Thanks guys, found them online. Gotta love Google.

I have used McMaster Carr for a lot of things on my Chevelle build as well. Great place. Getting ready to order aluminum bolts from them to help with weight reduction on that project for non critical areas.