Billet fender bolt kits

[Twinstang]

Anybody have a good fender bolt kit for 67-69 Camaro. Having troubles finding anything good to use?

thanks, John

[minendrews68]

Some have used stainless steel allen head bolts with the button head and large washers. I know there is another company that sells these because they've been talked about before. Do a search and see what you can find.

[minendrews68]

Some have used stainless steel allen head bolts with the button head and large washers. I know there is another company that sells these because they've been talked about before. Do a search and see what you can find.

Billet specialties is one, really good looking bolts and washers but kinda pricey...

OK, don't know what I did there LOL

[Josh@Ridetech]

Anvil has some really nice hardware kits for the front of your car. Not the cheapest one out there but they're titanium bolts/washers...For the cost of some of the factory replacement hardware kits I've seen, I'd rather spend a little more and get something like this.

https://anvilauto.com/products/camar...o-natural.html

https://anvilauto.com/products/camar...aro-black.html

[slimjim]

zspecdesign.com

other JDM type places could be a good source for cheaper bling

[CapSS92]

I've used this guy before with good results. He sells the washers in different sizes too. You just need to contact him. For the bolts I order them from McMaster Carr online. You can piece these together for a lot less than the other guys.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/10-Billet-F...4AAOSw9GhYZH1e

[TheJDMan]

Those kits are nice but over priced. I just ordered a box of 5/16 button head bolts 5/8"long off McMaster-Carr for about $9.

[minendrews68]

What I'm sayin' . Unless of course your into spending a lot of money. The billet ones are really nice but not everyone can afford them.

[pittpens24]

Don't do the Stainless. Save your money and mostly your troubles! I bought a kit from Totally Stainless only because the standard factory hardware set was on back order from the manufacturer and no one had one on the shelf - contacted multiple vendors and as a result went with the stainless because it was in stock. BIG mistake! Need to use never cease because of the stainless to steel to start and the stainless will not stay tight! Sure you can use a lock washer(not supplied in the kit) and ugly up the whole car. Ended up switching everything out to factory bolts and had no issues after that

[slimjim]

I work on ships so I know this process is incredibly fast-tracked BUT, we will never run aluminum, stainless or mild steel bolts together due to their different static balance and the increased effect of rust. Is this ever a concern with dress up bolts? Although it may sound crazy, I feel there may be somewhat an effect at play here.