Hardware Bolts

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Hardware Bolts for Engine Builds

Hardware bolts hold brackets, covers, pulleys and accessories to the engine and chassis. When you are freshening up an engine bay or replacing tired, rusted or mismatched fasteners, a set of quality bolts keeps parts secure and gives the build a clean, consistent look. Builders also swap them in when stock hardware has been lost, stretched or stripped.

We currently have 7 hardware bolt products in stock, all from ARP. Examples include the ARP 5/16 Inch -18 x 1.250 12pt SS Bolts (5/pkg) and the ARP 3/8in - 16 x 1.000 12pt SS Bolts (5/pkg). Both come in packs, so you can cover several mounting points at once.

When choosing bolts, keep these points in mind:

  • Thread size and pitch: match the diameter and thread count to the hole you are filling.
  • Length: make sure the bolt gives full thread engagement without bottoming out.
  • Head style: pick a head that suits your tools and the space around the fastener.
  • Quantity: count every mounting point before ordering so you have enough to finish the job.

Use the selector to pick your vehicle and see what fits.

Hardware Bolts for Engine Builds

Hardware bolts hold brackets, covers, pulleys and accessories to the engine and chassis. When you are freshening up an engine bay or replacing tired, rusted or mismatched fasteners, a set of quality bolts keeps parts secure and gives the build a clean, consistent look. Builders also swap them in when stock hardware has been lost, stretched or stripped.

We currently have 7 hardware bolt products in stock, all from ARP. Examples include the ARP 5/16 Inch -18 x 1.250 12pt SS Bolts (5/pkg) and the ARP 3/8in - 16 x 1.000 12pt SS Bolts (5/pkg). Both come in packs, so you can cover several mounting points at once.

When choosing bolts, keep these points in mind:

  • Thread size and pitch: match the diameter and thread count to the hole you are filling.
  • Length: make sure the bolt gives full thread engagement without bottoming out.
  • Head style: pick a head that suits your tools and the space around the fastener.
  • Quantity: count every mounting point before ordering so you have enough to finish the job.

Use the selector to pick your vehicle and see what fits.