010910200 Front sway bar Bolt size?

[Four_wheel_drifts]

None of the dealers in the Pacific Northwest has any of these. And they have to bring them in from New Jersey?! Anyone know what size these are? Then I could just pick them up at a hardware store. Thanks in advance!

[imhereforthecar]

Bumping this. Anyone know what the size of this bolt is?

[Muskoka800]

Here, our Toyota Canada Toronto parts warehouse is sometimes out of stock and my parts orders are filled by the Cali warehouse, to Toronto, and then on to my local dealer inside of a week.
IMO, just patronize your dealer for high quality OEM parts.

[imhereforthecar]

Sorry, I was asking because I need to tap the brace it bolts into. Doesn't seem like an M8 or M10, so guessing M9, but that seems uncommon and I don't know the pitch. But you are right, these bolts seem to be rare. Ordered two extra just in case because they do seem to be difficult to find in stock at dealerships.

[dragoontwo]

You know that you could just find which metric wrench fits the threads best to know what size it is...

[Muskoka800]

Or take the bolt to Home Depot’s fastener aisle where you will find sizing gauges to screw it into.
That is if US HD stores sell metric fasteners as ours do here in our metric country.

[Ohio Enthusiast]

Originally Posted by Muskoka800

Or take the bolt to Home Depot’s fastener aisle where you will find sizing gauges to screw it into.
That is if US HD stores sell metric fasteners as ours do here in our metric country.

Most big box stores don't carry a large selection of metric fasteners in the US, but they do have common sizes. If you're just looking for a match it should be enough, but if you want to actually buy some specific fastener I had good luck with Ace Hardware stores - all the ones I visited had a very comprehensive aisle of fasteners and small parts (bushings, sleeves, O-rings, and much more) at the back of the store, including many types and sizes of metric fasteners (including automotive style flanged bolts).

[grippgoat]

The bolt for the bracket to mount the bar to the chassis? What year car? Don't make us go re-lookup the part number.

If it's the one I think it is, I should have a few nice flanged head bolts from McMaster from when I replaced one of mine and they came in a bag of 5 or 10. I'm in Woodinville WA if that's close by.

EDIT: Nevermind, it's seat mount bolts I have spares of. The swaybar mount bolt came from McLendon hardware. You can try an ace hardware, too, as I've found their fastener selection to be better than HD/Lowes. You might also have a Fastenal or Tacoma Screw in the area, since you said PNW.

[Racecomp Engineering]

One of my favorite tool purchases is a bolt/nut thread size checker thing (along with some education on hardware in general, not saying you don't have that but a surprising amount of people do not).

- Andrew