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Forum LongTimerGSResource Superstar
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Many of the common stainless bolts you find at hardware stores and such are softer (weaker) than those used on your braking system. Suzuki bolt grades (4/7/9) show on most bolts but not all. The info below has been posted previously but bears repeating. Be sure to use a bolt that's as strong or stronger than what you are replacing...
Metric 10.9 = Suzuki "9" = SAE grade 8
Metric 8.8 = Suzuki "7" - SAE grade 5
Metric 4.6 = Suzuki "4" = SAE grade 1 (no marks on head)Ed
To measure is to know.
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Is titanium an option for you? That’s what I use on my race bike’s front caliper and pinch bolts. Pre drilled too.1979 GS850G
2004 SV650N track bike
2005 TT-R125 pit bike
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I prefer stainless or chrome....lots of SS bolts available for other bikes but no luck finding any for my L...the caliper axel bolt might be the toughest to locateOriginally posted by tas850g View PostIs titanium an option for you? That’s what I use on my race bike’s front caliper and pinch bolts. Pre drilled too.1980 Suzuki GS 1100LT
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