Yamaha V-max Stainless Steel Screw Kit / Vmax Bolt Kit on 2040-parts.com
Houston, Texas, US
Yamaha V-Max
215-Piece Extreme Detail
Stainless Steel Screw Kit
About the Kit
Replace the scratched, nicked, rusted, missing, or chewed up compressed oatmeal stock screws with these very attractive stainless steel socket head fasteners. This is a custom hand picked highly corrosion resistant, attractive, and durable stainless steel hardware screw kit to replace many of the stock fasteners on your motorcycle. These shiny screws will stay beautiful for the life of the motorcycle. Kit is complete, well sorted, and highly detailed with full instructions. Makes the perfect mini project and will enhance the good looks of your bike.
The Yamaha V-Max stainless steel screw kit is a very high quality, well thought out, and extremely detailed kit. This very intense 211-piece screw kit contains A2-70 grade metric stainless steel designed specifically for the V-Max series bikes years 1985 through 2007. Do not be surprised if you find higher corrosion resistant A4 hardware in our kits. The step-by-step instructions are written in plain English and are easy to follow. Our screws are Button, Cap, Low Cap, and Flat Head style requiring common Hex key tools. Self-tapping screws are all Phillips head stainless. Kit even includes screws for the optional windscreen.
The V-Max fasteners are separated into 8 zip lock bags and clearly labeled according to screw type and location. Assembly instructions correspond to bag ID. Difficulty level: medium. Buyer need only basic wrenching ability, some free shop time, and common tools. Stainless kits make a great weekend project or gift idea. Call us if you have any specific questions regarding our products or specific installation on your bike - 713/222-0832.
Components Covered in the Kit:
- handlebar and control hardware
- brake & clutch reservoir cover
- mini windscreen hardware
- turn signal mountings
- engine cover screws
- handlebar mount
- side intake panels
- intake manifolds
- carb side screws
- license plate kit
- oil pan screws
- windscreen
- radiator
- and much more
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