Jcris
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I don't recall exactly what drive you have but maybe check
Well I just took a look around and those bolts are available but are pricey as hell
Maybe the anodes can be modified to use a nylock type nut to keep them in place
Drill a hole through the anode and attach it with a nut. That way you don't have to deal with differnet thread sizes on each end of the stud. Or maybe that's a completely stupid idea.:laugh:
I think this is the part number you're looking for [h=1]97-55989A 8 - BOLT ASSEMBLY[/h] Might make your search easier
Well I just took a look around and those bolts are available but are pricey as hell
Maybe the anodes can be modified to use a nylock type nut to keep them in place
Drill a hole through the anode and attach it with a nut. That way you don't have to deal with differnet thread sizes on each end of the stud. Or maybe that's a completely stupid idea.:laugh:
I think this is the part number you're looking for [h=1]97-55989A 8 - BOLT ASSEMBLY[/h] Might make your search easier
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