best source for fasteners??
 

As I assemble my roller there are almost NO fasters. Everything from putting the hard oil lines to oil cooler etc etc..
What's my best source for fastners??? I'm thinking a kit with a bunch of varied parts...Suggestions?

McMaster-Carr at

http://www.mcmaster.com

Here' a Google search. http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=metric+hardware&ie=U TF-8&oe=UTF-8

Wurth sells most of what you need but they are a bit overpriced on some stuff and the quality isn't always the best.

Check out www.ultimategarage.com for some quality stuff.

Mcmaster.com

I have a Fastenal store near my house, they have been able to get most everything I have ever needed w/i 24hrs. Resonably priced too.

McMaster-Carr..... Graingers..... MSC Industrial Supply...
Each complements the other, where there is no overlap.....

Wil

I had a parts car to go get fasteners from, but there were a few trips to Home Depot. Don't tell anyone.

be sure to figure out which fasteners are special

stronger grade fasteners are used for the CV joints& washers

the Al F crossbar looks to be pretty important, tho I don't know if the fasteners are special or not.

exhaust fasteners can benefit from certain alloys...

I have had good luck with Fastenal as well. I agree with Bobby that the quality of some of the Wurth hardware is not the best but they have a good selection.

Make a list before a trip to Fastenal. At least my local shop has a minimum order and is cash only. Nothing like getting there needing 4 bolts and then having to come up with $10 more of bolts off the top of your head at the register. Good selection and cost.

Is Coldwell a national company? I've had good luck with them also and they actually do some hands on like oil lines or hydralic style fastners.

and... Eagle-Day for ultra spendy Concours finish stuff...

We have all these kits, one click away:

http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/ShopCart/GADG/POR_GADG_WURTH6-detail.htm

All Wurth (OEM supplier to Porsche) as well...

-Wayne

Wayne - does it make economic sense for you to offer smaller kits? The cheapest is $87...