What is included in the mounting hardware? The RDX has a weld-nut on each side, does the hardware use the existing nut &amp; include a bolt for the hole?
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.
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.
89446
There are no bolts, this is an insert which you slip inside the larger weaver style scope ring to reduce it down to fit 3/8 or 11 mm dovetailed receivers.There are two spring loaded alignment pins in between the two halves to keep them lined up with each other.It is the most compact adapter on the market at this time and adds the least height to the scope installation.
799711
Yes, the written instructions, along with useful photos, are very complete. I have a 2013 RDX. The hitch bolted onto the frame with no problem whatever. And it nicely disappears under the vehicle; you only see the receiver.
861961
Hi Craig, the RDX doesn't have a safe place for the lower straps to secure, so we can't recommend any of our trunk mounted racks for your vehicle.
799709
Mine came with instructions to install, including torque measurements if you have a torque wrench. All made sense and was able to install on my 2013 Acura rdx in less than 20 mins. Most if that time was just spent torquing it down.
482697
Yes, and installs quickly, installed a scope and works perfictly. The larger bolt provided is also an improvement. Pop-pop
265645
The bolt is separate. That said, I think the parts are pretty much standardixed across brands. I can't answer the second question since they're installed.
1555720
I used a 1/4" socket wrench with the hex drive bit to install the mounting bolts. If I recall, the threaded fasteners supplied have a thread-locking compound applied. I simply tightened the fasteners fully - without really "reefing" on them.They've remained in place an functional ever since (installed 6/14).
789811
All of the required hardware is included. I'm not sure of the thread size but the bolt head is 19mm.
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.
46547
You should prbably contact the vendor, since the hardware includes metric "barrel nuts" that I have not seen at any hardware store. I lost one of the barrel nuts during assembly, and I was able to "make do" by buying a metric regular nut by inserting the nut into the hole with a needle-nose pliers. But that was for only one of the bolts, and you are missing all the hardware. So I would definitely contact the supplier for the missing hardware set.
1121369
I got replacements from Boltdepot.com Product number 3587 Machine screws, slotted oval head, 18-8, #6-32 x 1/2" The bolt heads stick up a bit but do not interfere with mounting the scope.
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.
1674353
Yes it comes with the screws to attach to the rifle. The only con about them is that they are installed with a flathead screwdriver. In my opinion they should be bolts and use a hex head (allen) wrench for installation. Otherwise they fit like a glove and work awesome.
89445
There are no bolts, this is an insert which you slip inside the larger weaver style scope ring to reduce it down to fit 3/8 or 11 mm dovetailed receivers. There are two spring loaded alignment pins in between the two halves to keep them lined up with each other. It is the most compact adapter on the market at this time and adds the least height to the scope installation.
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.