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Bolt for the roll bar?
#822996
07/04/07 05:31 AM
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Does anyone know what the bolt size is on the side of the factor roll bar on a 85 toyota 4runner. I'm making a half soft top for my runner and i want to mount some suport bars for the half top.
85 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4X4 4cyl. EFI(Procomp 4" lift)
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Re: Bolt for the roll bar?
[Re: WolvesCross]
#822997
07/04/07 07:55 AM
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Joined: Dec 2006
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Do you mean the bolt that supports the top of the seatbelt? I'm pretty sure they're 7/16 UNF x 2.5" bolts.
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Re: Bolt for the roll bar?
[Re: rustylux]
#822998
07/05/07 12:24 AM
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Won't be a 7/16 UNF as all bolts on a Toyota are metric. Dont know metric size but the thread will look similar to a UNF. It will probably be a 8mm. Everybody confuses metric bolts with UNF (national fine).
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Re: Bolt for the roll bar?
[Re: canuck]
#822999
07/05/07 02:54 AM
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Joined: Jul 2002
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Won't be a 7/16 UNF as all bolts on a Toyota are metric. Dont know metric size but the thread will look similar to a UNF. It will probably be a 8mm. Everybody confuses metric bolts with UNF (national fine). Actually it may be the one exception since seatbelt legislation of the era was mainly a U.S. thing. Pretty sure another thread on here mentioned it being a non-metric thread as well.
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Re: Bolt for the roll bar?
[Re: stock87]
#823000
07/05/07 04:14 AM
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Joined: Sep 2005
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Won't be a 7/16 UNF as all bolts on a Toyota are metric. Dont know metric size but the thread will look similar to a UNF. It will probably be a 8mm. Everybody confuses metric bolts with UNF (national fine). Actually it may be the one exception since seatbelt legislation of the era was mainly a U.S. thing. Pretty sure another thread on here mentioned it being a non-metric thread as well. That is correct. It's not metric. Drive's me nuts every time I remove the ones I have in there. I don't know what the bolt shaft size is, but it's a 5/8" head. I don't know what the thread pitch is, but it's damn close to 1.25mm, as an M10 1.25 (***** 14mm head bolt) will thread into it ok but is too loose to hold. That should be enough info to work backwards on... Same bolt holding the rear lap belts in place too. only an option on American versions, so were re-rooled just for here. How annoying. On this note (not to hijack) I'd actually prefer to have shoulder belts for the rear but never actually seen any. Does anybody carry these?
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Re: Bolt for the roll bar?
[Re: RatLabGuy]
#823001
07/05/07 03:32 PM
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Joined: Feb 2001
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Won't be a 7/16 UNF as all bolts on a Toyota are metric. Dont know metric size but the thread will look similar to a UNF. It will probably be a 8mm. Everybody confuses metric bolts with UNF (national fine). On this note (not to hijack) I'd actually prefer to have shoulder belts for the rear but never actually seen any. Does anybody carry these? It is 7/16, and you can order the shoulder belts thru the dealer (at least you could a year or so ago), they came stock on Canadian models.
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Re: Bolt for the roll bar?
[Re: fourwd1]
#823002
07/05/07 06:00 PM
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Joined: Aug 2003
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My local dealer told me that the rear shoulder belts were not available anymore. I bought a set a few years back and they were $150. Someone here on this board (I think) posted details of how to use some standard toy belts to do the same job. Anyone remember that?
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Re: Bolt for the roll bar?
[Re: RatLabGuy]
#823003
07/05/07 09:07 PM
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Joined: May 2002
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On this note (not to hijack) I'd actually prefer to have shoulder belts for the rear but never actually seen any. Does anybody carry these?
You can use the front belts from any truck or 4Runner or Rear belts from an Isuzu Trooper-$20 at the PNP... ![[Linked Image]](http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a286/jmsdad/Rear%20belt/rearseatbelt.jpg) Just realize that if you use the front belts, they will be long and will not retract all the way. These belts have been in for 3 years and my kids/passengers are happy with them. No more snug/locking anoying lap belts.
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Re: Bolt for the roll bar?
[Re: WolvesCross]
#823004
07/05/07 10:34 PM
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My guess on a 7/16 unf thread was a pretty well educated one. My old job was doing Australian compliance modifications to japanese imports. This included replacing seatbelts in EVERY car with new ones. It is law that any retractable inertia seatbelt be mounted with a 7/16 unf bolt. Just as a useless tidbit you'll probably find that the child restraint anchorages are imperial thread too (5/16 UNC).
The 1988 Hilux surfs (4runners) we used to import from japan had NO rollcage in them at all. We had to fit them. The japanese don't really seem to care about their own safety when building JDM vehicles.
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Re: Bolt for the roll bar?
[Re: fourwd1]
#823005
07/10/07 08:26 PM
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Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 75
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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It is 7/16, and you can order the shoulder belts thru the dealer (at least you could a year or so ago), they came stock on Canadian models.
Not on any of the Canadian models I've seen around. They were an option up here as well until 90 when they changed the body style.
88 V6 4Runner, 3.4 swap, SAS, front E locker, rear EZ locker, dual cases 2.28/4.7, 63" Chev rears, rears up front etc.
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