Is there a "special" nut and bolt used at the terminals?
911873
Not per se. They do usually come with the nut and bolt. I believe it is zinc plated but not sure.
1070551
The ring terminals that come with this cable kit should fit a VMAX battery with top mount bolt trough terminals, a regular automotive 12V battery with top mount terminals will need wing nut style terminal leads.
422396
Yes you will need a thin wall socket & a torque wrench (I torqued mine to 90ft lbs) I think the nuts are 19mm but don't quote me on that!
1524400
I have never had much luck with the "tools" supplied by any manufacturer of any product. I always expect to use real tools and this product was no exception. I had no trouble tightening the nuts and bolts with a 6mm allen wrench and an adjustable crescent wrench. I might have used a socket set as well, it's been a while since assembly.
1009319
yes, the red end you see in the picture is actually a screw in bolt (hand tight) awsome product highly reccomend.
1604332
I am confused with your question. To me the main bolt was a nipple and it is long enough to extend from the bracket at the electrical box in ceiling which was supplied also with the nuts and washers. The enclosed instruction paper has a picture of how to use all the parts supplied. The Picture is worth a thousand words.I only received 1long nipple and it worked fine
176131
No. You can use bare wire with the screw type terminals although they are fairly close together. I'd recommended banana plugs though.
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.
812780
Hello, yes, mine came with everything needed. I did not need to order a separate nut and bolt.
412591
If there are existing holes, then you'll need two wrenches, one for the bolt, one for the nut. If there are no holes then you'll also need a drill and bit.
678576
Not that I know of - they simply screw into a standard threaded socket. They look great and really updated the look of our finished basement.
1157939
That's correct. Standard bolt and nut. It's very easy to do. Took less than 5 mins
590474
Just looked: there are small hexagonal nuts on each side (not bolts), and they are inset so that you'd need a tiny socket head to turn them. I'd say they're screwed onto a long pin with a little thread at each end. However, it is possible that the thread goes the whole length of the pin, in which case you'd need to saw a length off in order to make the unit more narrow.Oh, and the nuts are around 5/16 " diameter.
1414571
To get to the bolts (horizontal and vertical), there is a plastic cover on each side. Both sides just pop off (with a firm squeeze and tug). On one side, you should see a flat bolt, and on the other, a nut which can be loosened/tightened with the supplied wrench.
81380
It will be tight and you will have to land all the terminals prior to installing it into to the box. I would recommend using the plastic style box so it will be easy to drill a couple of mounting holes.
176132
No, there are screwtype/banana terminals but the sound clarity is overrated. For less money you can find amps with more features that sound as good or better,
127231
Yes,it's the larger terminals.i had to buy the adapters to make them to the smaller terminals