These nuts.....

I am wondering if there is anywhere that has ALL of the nuts and bolts sizes listed here. If not I will research and post up the sizes and where the best quality stuff can be found.
Going to take a ride to McMaster-Carr right now to see what they have. Looking for all stainless steel.
I know some of the websites like Probolt-usa.com and there are a few others that some of you guys turned me on to.
I am going to compile a list of all the stuff and maybe someone can make it a sticky or something. A few people have told me they use aluminum stuff. I guess that would be cool to save a little weight but my concern is that after time oxidation may play a factor.

These folks have nearly all the metric nuts, bolts, & washers for a KZ in stainless. I have bought from them and was very pleased with quality and service. If there are some sizes you cannot find post them in this thread and I'll see if some of my other sources have them. There were a couple oddball sizes in stainless I ending up ordering from the U.K. Ed

you want nuts?

Thanks Ed, I don't know all the sizes and if there isn't a chart stickied I could take the time and do that.

Not sure if your intrested in a engine kit or a bolts and nuts for the whole bike. but z1 enterprises sells one for the engine. I just got mine put on from there just the other day. I gotta say it makes the motor look allot better.

All of them. Front to back. Guess I'll have to take my 79 down a piece at a time to compare. I started already assesing tge situation and coming up with a plan. Still broke but getting it piece at a time.

powersportswarehouse.com

Z-max Motorsports has them nuts....

Old Man Rock wrote: Z-max Motorsports has them nuts....

We're nuts about bolts! :woohoo:

The parts diagrams on Kawasaki.com show many, although not all, nut and bolt sizes next to the part numbers under the "Description" heading. That may save you from having to remove them all before ordering. Ed

650ed wrote: The parts diagrams on Kawasaki.com show many, although not all, nut and bolt sizes next to the part numbers under the "Description" heading. That may save you from having to remove them all before ordering. Ed

+1

Sometimes a bolt will supercede to a new part number, look at the new description for the size.