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  1. 12-28-2022 07:32 AM #1
    SoonerChris
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    Ordered the mount on Black Friday and just got it yesterday. I don't think I bought the bolts with it. Should I order them and wait until I get them to install or can I reuse the bolts that hold the OEM?
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    Reuse the OEM bolts, they are fine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Burrcold View Post
    Reuse the OEM bolts, they are fine.
    Technically they are stretch bolts, so you are supposed to replace them. Many don't though....
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    Quote Originally Posted by eightamrock View Post
    Technically they are stretch bolts, so you are supposed to replace them. Many don't though....
    They aren't torqued enough for it to matter. Every shop will say the same thing.
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