These look like bolt-on but say quick release. I'm looking for bolt-on preferably. Can anyone clarify?
620546
These come with quick release skewers. I wanted bolt-on too so I used the existing ones off my old wheelset with no problems
1004427
These are not "torque sensitive" like the action screws. Just refer to the chart provided with the wrench for torque recommendations based on bolt size.
1284002
Did not purchase - only looked/broswed. Should not make a difference, but bet they are a standard size. You could change out to quick release.
2190371
Thats what I put them on and it worked but I ended up using the stock bolts on the bar ends because the bars have a welded nut at the end. You also may have to adjust the levers for the bar clamp
1306573
Hello,No, they are the incorrect bolt pattern. You would want 5x4.75.Thanks,-Jon
676914
Not sure, these are a specifically made bolt on application for a Harley. Contact Kuryakyn directly, they are extremely customer friendly and will have a solution.
20013
Mine came with a bolt and my stock was a telescoping m4 style one. It definitely was different. Yours may not come with one YMMV. However 5/16 18 bolts are easy to find though.
195579
The threads are NPT and means they are tapered and not a straight thread like a bolt. The more you screw it in the tighter it gets.
408841
I have looked two or three places and everything says no. Go to H&K; speedloader and put in what you are looking for. That's how I found mine, good luck John G.
1198733
They are threaded fittings. My OEM shocks were push on/retainer clip style, so I was concerned about this kit. However it comes with a complete installation package which would allow you to install these on a car that never had air shocks before. In my case I just trimmed off the original push style connector installed the threaded ferrule nut and a couple of o rings, from the kit, and it works great. Just make sure you have plenty of original air line to work with (don't trim the line too short) and pay attention to the orientation (front or back) of the air line port on the shock when installing it so the air line routing will be appropriate. They are threaded fittings. My OEM shocks were push on/retainer clip style, so I was concerned about this kit. However it comes with a complete installation package which would allow you to install these on a car that never had air shocks before. In my case I just trimmed off the original push style connector installed the threaded ferrule nut and a couple of o rings, from the kit, and it works great. Just make sure you have plenty of original air line to work with (don't trim the line too short) and pay attention to the orientation (front or back) of the air line port on the shock when... » Read More They are threaded fittings. My OEM shocks were push on/retainer clip style, so I was concerned about this kit. However it comes with a complete installation package which would allow you to install these on a car that never had air shocks before. In my case I just trimmed off the original push style connector installed the threaded ferrule nut and a couple of o rings, from the kit, and it works great. Just make sure you have plenty of original air line to work with (don't trim the line too short) and pay attention to the orientation (front or back) of the air line port on the shock when installing it so the air line routing will be appropriate. « Show Less
485660
They're clip-on. Clips seem rugged enough. Haven't had a problem with them yet nor do I expect to.
644778
These are the lower ball joints. Watch the fit, these were to small for my Ford Explorer
1447410
The original equipment bolts are self tapping, I was concerned about this as well but they thread right in and work great from my experience!
1232081
If there is a nut/bolt place around where you live. I would try there. They will be a metric bolt/screw.
107160
No, sorry - this does not have a quick release. The bolt has to be screwed in/tightened.
477182
I am no expert but I believe you will have to switch it out with the quick release that is included. I would check with company.
514300
Its a compression fit. No mounting bolts or anything. It takes a little bit but they fit good and stay in place.