Do these come with the screws to install? IF NOT, can you tell me what screw size is needed to install...like metric 15mm or 1/2 inch and how long it needs to be as not to hit the blades on the other side. I have the Honda HS80
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Hello, Bolts are not included with this part. You will need two metric 8x16 flange bolts for each skid plate. Thank you.
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I don't know I heve installed them before on Honda Magna 750, Honda VTX 1300 and Suzuki Boulevard 1800, believe you should measure the diameter of your handle bar.
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I installed them on my 2012 Honda Pilot and did not require any cutting or drilling. Please make sure it fits your vehicle.
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make sure you check to see which ones are for the front and which ones are for the rear. All you need is a very short phillips screw driver. Remove the designated hardware and replace them with the provided hardware. You will need a small hammer for the rear bottom fasteners. It took me about 30 minutes to install them.
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I have several of these, but never had any problems. Have no idea on the size of the screws. SorryAce Hardware has a great selection on screws, perhaps they can help you.
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These blades are very easy to install. They install exactly like the original OEM blades. They are each held on by one 9/16" (14mm) bolt. Once the old blades are off, you simply line up the star pattern on the blade with the star pattern on the mandrel, and screw in the bolt. I don't know the specified torque, so you will have to look that up prior to doing your install.
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Hi There, I haven't installed them yet. But they seem to be standard for the honda civic. i might do it this weekend.
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They look to be #10 straight shank approx. 2 1/2 inch long with flat head. I think larger screws or lag bolts would require you to drill out the holes a bit. hope this helps.
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Yes. They come with all the hardware you need.The bolts are Torx bolts, so you need to have a Torx screwdriver.I believe the size bit is T30. The size bit is listed on the installation instructions, so check those.
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I can measure when i get home. They dont mount with every screw hole in the pedal (I think only two nuts/bolts per pedal). You will need to custom fint each pedal and ensure the back of the stock pedal can be drilled and a nut/bolt can go through. I suggest initially taping each pedal in place to where you "think" you want it and then make small adjustments for each pedal (left/right up/down) to make sure they cleanly install on your stock pedals.
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They are not designed for a particular bike. They are designed for a particular diameter highway bar. I had this on a Honda with aftermarket highway bars. So check specs of your highway bars. This fits a 1 1/4 diameter.
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Maybe I'm not understanding the question properly... But all you need is the screw it comes with. Very easy to install.
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We removed the screws from the original handle and used those. very easily installed. We had one that was missing the screws and went to our local hardware store to get more.
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I don't know the exact measurement, but I can tell you I put them on my Husqvarna 2654 and the blades are awesome and cut evenly without any missed patches. They are heavy duty too! They really are superior blades!!!
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Mine came with screws. The way it mounts I think it will not b reliable if it works at all, without screws. There are some threads online to find screw size. Then call fastenal or other fastener company and get some. They are about 50 cents each. Online it's about 5 bucks apiece from apple. I didn't expect screws so I checked out size online. Don't have info as it's been months.
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U need to measure the screw holes up with these. And reference the ones on those.
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I'm working on getting them to fit on my 1200 sportster. They are ok sitting behind the stock turn signals. Having trouble getting the seat to go down far enough to get the screw back in but I haven't tried everything yet. :) I like the looks of them though so will try hard to make it work. Hope this helps.