Source for Koni Rear Shock Absorber Mounting Nuts (4)

[shelbydoug]

That gauge is very handy to keep hanging in the shop particularly when I store buckets of used bolts unsorted.

Some of the SAE and Metric are very similaar. 5/16 nc v 8mm 1.25. You can almost substitute one for the other.

[TA Coupe]

If your guys were real men who actually worked on your cars, you would have a Tap and die set that would have a thread pitch. And count tool, that would be part of it. Mine does.
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[FL SAAC]

By the way home depot and loew's have that "special tool" to measure nuts and bolts


I usually walk in and fanagle with it until I determine if it is standard or a metric size

It's like renting it, but not really renting it.

Kool places them lowes and HD

[Coralsnake]

Lots of nuts in this thread

[S7MS427]

Did anyone think of just measuring the OD of the thread to see what it is? That would help...

[SHELB66]

This is the gauge I have to help me identify nuts and bolts. I found some Koni hardware on a later used shock while digging through some parts today and this is what the gauge identified it as. 

We have a match, Bob!  Thanks very much.  This size (M10x1.0) is readily available.  Thanks also to everyone else for chiming in.

Craig R.

PS:  KONI just emailed me confirming the size.

[FL SAAC]

This is the gauge I have to help me identify nuts and bolts. I found some Koni hardware on a later used shock while digging through some parts today and this is what the gauge identified it as. 

We have a match, Bob!  Thanks very much.  This size (M10x1.0) is readily available.  Thanks also to everyone else for chiming in.

Craig R.

PS:  KONI just emailed me confirming the size.

Happy to hear you have found resolution
Great to go directly to the source KONI