What is included in the mounting hardware? The RDX has a weld-nut on each side, does the hardware use the existing nut & include a bolt for the hole?
214483
Everything you need is included in the kit. Two of the holes in the Acura RDX frame are pre-threaded. Make sure you use the right threaded bolts on those - 2 are course threaded and 2 are fine threaded.
214484
No. No existing hardware is used other than the pre cut holes. I have the 2013 Rdx and it came with everything needed. My only suggestion would be to trick a friend in to helping you as this is difficult as a one man job. Hope this helps.
214485
There is a nut on each side of the frame. The kit has two more nuts welded on tabs that are used to mount the hitch. I don't want to say it is easy but it was not hard to install. I had all the parts needed.
334687
The chrome finish bolt nuts in my pictures are not included, you could get those in Home depot, thanks
1125017
The bolt pattern on the round mount is in a triangle pattern. Not sure if the bolt pattern is a standard pattern. One bolt hole in the front and two on the back.
911873
Not per se. They do usually come with the nut and bolt. I believe it is zinc plated but not sure.
995943
I purchased the light a month ago and no mounting hardware was included. You only need 4 bolts to mount it unless you want to change the angle. Rigid Industries sells angle-changing hardware.
139534
No, there are no nuts or bolts included for attaching the cross-tube to the axle. I just went to the hardware store and picked up some hardened hardware, 3/8x24, I believe(I live in PA, so the originals stuff was rusted beyond belief). An open-ended "slip" wrench is advisable for the top of the shock under the master cylinder, there's no room in there for a ratchet.
1727058
Mounting bolts are included but I had to get a tap of the correct size to clean up the threads to prevent cross threading.
549847
No drilling at all 2 brass set screws in the pivot point in the rear sight it also mounts to the cross bolt in the stock . Very solid mount!
175495
Not according to Curt's website. A 2012 RDX compatible class 3 is hitch #13154.
421951
It is welded very solidly to the Acme threaded bolt. Not an issue at all if you use the tool properly. First, the jack-screw has to be greased before each use. Next & most importantly, do not try to turn the bolt using the nut... it is there to be held stationary with a wrench while the much larger, longer & more robust nut is driven on with either hand tools or impact. Properly using correctly it like this will provide long term use & durability. Thanks.
625011
I didn't need drill bits I just knocked out the pins holding the site to the site block and put the provided nuts and bolts on. a drift pin or a small nail will work to knock the pins out. But I took that one off and installed a new one the following week as I wanted my scope back where it belongs. with this mount you can only put a scout scope or handgun scope on it and the eye relief is way out there lol
215851
Rem W, No mounting hardware required. When you get them you will see the holes in the frame were they attach and you can see which bolt goes where. There are 2 blots of different length Took me about 15 minutes. Most of that time was spent getting my old butt up from the ground.
161915
It doesn't come with the screw and nut. But you should already have one with your mounts.
2004986
Yes, you need the bolt and the nut to secure the camera on the mount. Too bad it was not included, but a great little pole to use.
625009
This rail comes with a single drill bit, two bolts, 2 nuts and an aluminum punch. I used the drill bit more as a reamer to finish the hole out to size. I had to get a different puch because the aluminum one they provide only works if your pins aren't tight. One pin popped right out with the provided punch. The other one, destroyed the punch. I had to use a helper to apply heat to the pin area and knock it out with a steel punch. (even with all that, it was still hard to get it out).
1536042
It comes with all the allen wrenches needed to mount to the existing sight. Including the lug. Easy to install with no machining.
2171108
My bar had 1 screw/bolt under the middle bar, right in the center. I did this a while ago but I seem to remember it being Torx. The bracket kind of wraps the back of the bar with the bottom hole on the bracket lining up with the screw/bolt. Since gravity works against this I used a dab of loctite on the threads. It has all worked great for me.