Greddy oil pan hardware

[Clearalbino]

I purchased a oil pan off my buddy but it didnt come with the hardware to attach it to the motor. I've searched all the forums I could think of. Does anybody know what the size and thread pitch is?

[azndoc]

Is it brand new and is it a knock off?

[IIIXziuR]

Im at work right now, but I can check when Im home. I took mine off my car a while ago. Off the top of my head the ones that come with the GReddy pan are allen key head style bolts, but I think the OEM are 10mm x 1.25 I forget the length.

[Clearalbino]

Its used, but its legit. He just didnt have the hardware. Thank you very much IIIXziuR

[Sir]

I think its more like M6 bolt. M10 is huge

best way, take one out, go to ace, figure out the threadpitch (1.25 sound right tho) and lenght.

[vvtisupra]

i dunno the pitch etc but you can get them at ace hardware. I'm running one from ace hardware because I was toruqing it to spec and the stupid stud broke. Luckily i was able to extract with my fingers . oh yah and the middle 4 bolts that are the longest you'd be better off with a 40-45 mm length

[IIIXziuR]

ummmm Sir, M6 is 10mm dude, which is what I said.

there are a total of 10 bolts, all are 10mm x 1.25
The outside bolts are about 1" long (6pcs)
The inner bolts are about 1.75" long (4pcs)
All use flat washers. Get a good grade bolt, so they do not snap.

Do you also need the sizing on the inside baffle bolts?

[Clearalbino]

nope, the inside baffles were already assembled. I was able to find the exact hex bolts at ace, but im unsure of the grade.

[chmercer]

grade unimportant lol, its not like 100psi inside your oil pan

[Sir]

ummmm Sir, M6 is 10mm dude, which is what I said.

I guess its just the way you said it.
m6 bolt uses 10mm head, but these need an allen heads, so a standard 10mm won't work.

But as long as we're talking about the same thing, who cares, right?