Bellhousing Torx Bolts, Where Can I buy?

[bimmer206]

Is there a website, or do one of you have a few spare bellhousing bolts? I may have lost a few. :?

[bimmer206]

I'm also looking for 14,15, and 16 in the diagram, my clamp is shot. Gracias

[Flash]

When i needed some, i used Fastenal, they werent that expensive either.

[wodcutr]

I have some extra bolts for the tranny. Which ones do you need?

[Dj Buttchug]

its actually best to just go to your local parts store and match the threads with regular hex head bolts. They are less prone to stripping and are cheaper than reagular torx head bolts

[moto650]

I got a couple that I was missing from pelican...

[bme30]

Sears.
Usually on their back shelves, under "Leslie" brand.

[MattM]

wrecker... they are always laying everywhere.

[bme30]

^ That's it! Good idea!

[ScentOfGasoline]

I have a bunch liayng around

[bimmer206]

I'm Missing the two bolts on each side of the starter, and the only nut on the engine side. Sounds like picking up some hex head bolts will be best.

[MR 325]

Contact Blunttech.

[browntown]

I think switching to class 10 hex bolts is the way to go. The only reason I can see a problem with that scenario is the extrusions in the bellhousing might require a smaller profile head that the e-torx offers. I doubt it though.

Has someone replaced all of them with normal hex? Sure would make starter jobs easier.