Will these fit my STI trojan without ambi safety? also, can I use my original STI screws or do I need to order special ones?
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They will fit your Government frame STI Trojan without ambi-safety. You can purchase standard, non-ambi safety, full size grips directly from VZ. If anything, it is more a cosmetic issue and personal preference. Will having a notch in the right grip for the safety bother you? IMHO, it really is not that noticeable and was not a deal breaker for me. No need to purchase new grip screws.
210590
Your best bet is email VZ Grips (sales@vzgrips.com)...They are very helpful....
210591
The grips are seriously badass. They are not overly aggressive. Only downside is they are a little to long and requires you to take the grips off to remove an extended slide release. Doesn't interfere w/ the operation of the 1911 just field stripping. I've shot 5 IDPA matches and probably 300-400 practice rounds w/ the grips and I love them.
210592
If the STI Trojan is very similar to, or of GI 1911 design, then the answer is yes and you should be fine with the first question. Yes again with the second question because I didn't have to buy new screws. Just to let you know, the material these grips are made of are easy to work with anyway. Minor filing or Dremelling was not an issue at all (had to for the ambi-safety on my 1911). Best of luck, Greg.
153581
Sorry i just saw the question. These were better than origional. They have the mounting tabs that are part of the headlight assy. This is what the screw goes through. This does not include the mounting assy. behind the headlight assy. Not sure of what you are asking about.
2138285
go to Hogue and look it up to be sure, screws might not be the same and ect.... better safe then sorry!
1573204
I was able to reuse my stock ones, but generally you want an inch longer. So look at your current set up and see if you have about an inch longer after the nut has gone on, if you do you can reuse them. If not, you'll need longer ones.
749952
Give the good folks at Lyman a call. They will send the screws no charge to you. Good people. The number is 1 800 225 9626 or 1 800 423 9704. They are impossible to find at a hardware store. Those guys will help you out. I lost a couple and they sent me a whole set. Good luck. Jack Sparke
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Yes they do fit. There is a gap when you put them on that is not noticable by looking at them on the underneath but i wonder if things may gather there? They do come with the longer screws as well but we used the ones already there and it worked fine. It does sit flush against the body molding and looks good. Hope that helps!
677647
I'm sure these are standard screws. Try you local big box stores. Good luck.
2148983
Those screws will work if you item uses any sort of quick connect swivel mount. As for size, you use the longest of the two you stock will allow. You simply dirll a pilot hole the right size of the screw screw it in and your ready to go. You also may want to use a small amount of glue to keep the screw more secure.
452845
It comes with a special STI Tap (Screw Thread Insert Tap). A STI tap is different than a standard fastener thread tap and has non-standard dimensions.
1761058
I would go to Kuryakyn website but I have of the colored ring inserts between my endcap and grip along with my ISO throttle boss and the screws I got were long enough. On a side note I put a bit of blue loctite on my screws to insure they do not vibrate loose.
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Yes these are the screws you will need but I would suggest a professional mechanic.Keep in mind that any after market accessories are not exactly an oem exact fitment,for instance if you look at the xle camry the fog lights do not show any open space at all between the bracket and the fog light, as this fog light kit will be 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch of space after installation.Good luck and be careful with this kit because it is extremely fragil.Also my mechanic used zip ties to fasten more securely and I changed out the bezel to chrome bezels just like the xle with 3000k golden yellow bulbs,My 2012 camry le is sweet,its modified inside and out with spoiler and all. Peace!!!! Yes these are the screws you will need but I would suggest a professional mechanic.Keep in mind that any after market accessories are not exactly an oem exact fitment,for instance if you look at the xle camry the fog lights do not show any open space at all between the bracket and the fog light, as this fog light kit will be 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch of space after installation.Good luck and be careful with this kit because it is extremely fragil.Also my mechanic used zip ties to fasten more securely and I changed out the bezel to chrome bezels just like the xle with 3000k golden yellow... » Read More Yes these are the screws you will need but I would suggest a professional mechanic.Keep in mind that any after market accessories are not exactly an oem exact fitment,for instance if you look at the xle camry the fog lights do not show any open space at all between the bracket and the fog light, as this fog light kit will be 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch of space after installation.Good luck and be careful with this kit because it is extremely fragil.Also my mechanic used zip ties to fasten more securely and I changed out the bezel to chrome bezels just like the xle with 3000k golden yellow bulbs,My 2012 camry le is sweet,its modified inside and out with spoiler and all. Peace!!!! « Show Less
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I recommend the 4 screw. It gives you more room to adjust for eye relief. I used them for a vortex crossfire 2 and they worked well.
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I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head (body) end. I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head... » Read More I put them on my 2000 Firebird and one end is a 'ball joint' socket with a clip and the other end is for a bolt (Torx head in my case - had to go to store to get a set of large Torx adapters). At the time they were listed somewhere as usable for my model, but according to Monroe, I should be using 901034's (even though my model is listed under the 901032 also). I used these because they were much cheaper (at least at the time I bought them - like 11 bucks ea in 9/2011 - probably a mistake or overstock then).Had to remove most of my plastic side trim panels to get at the Torx head (body) end. « Show Less
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They were a Phillips style self tapping screw about an inch and a half in length. I'd recommend drilling out holes in the flares first that match the stock holes in the fender itself. If you haven't bought them yet save your money and buy ones that are predrilled to match the stock holes.
249302
If you have at least one of the broken ones you can get a pack of them at advanced auto . I don't remember the size but I was able to match them up and bought new screws as well.
1694304
You will need to buy the "S" hooks separately. Here is the link to the ones I bought- they fit and work perfectly (http://amzn.to/1iiupEb)
1757762
Your best bet will be to make a template of where the screws are to insure its the right fit. As these base system are tricky they are awesome for Eye relief if you get the right one. Not 100% sure