Novak Conversions Jeep Wrangler TJ engine mounts

Region Offroad

red02tj said:
Pretty sure Blaine sells the bolts, if that’s what you’re looking for.
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I got the bolts locally. I was just looking for the size and ran across them while searching. Looks like they have a lot of different bolts and nuts for TJ's anyway.
 
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John Cooper said:
Has anyone done any business with Region offroad? I see they have a website and also sell on Amazon and Ebay.

I found them while looking for skidplate bolts.

They are out of Indiana.

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They are the ones selling the light duty nutserts for the belly skid frame holes.
 
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I think I ordered some Dana 30 differential flange bolts off them on Amazon the other day. My originals were slightly wiped out dragging on rocks. Might return them and go with a different front cover.

-Mac
 
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mrblaine said:
They are the ones selling the light duty nutserts for the belly skid frame holes.
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Are the light duty the brass colored ones and heavy duty the stainless ones.

I know at the trailer plant all they used was stainless.
 
John Cooper said:
Are the light duty the brass colored ones and heavy duty the stainless ones.

I know at the trailer plant all they used was stainless.
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The light duty are what Jeep used for the cross member at the auto transmission skid. They fit into an 11/16" hole in the frame on each side. The OEM heavy duty versions fit into a 5/8" hole and have a large flange. All of them are steel, not stainless. This is one screwed onto our setting tool.

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mrblaine said:
The light duty are what Jeep used for the cross member at the auto transmission skid. They fit into an 11/16" hole in the frame on each side. The OEM heavy duty versions fit into a 5/8" hole and have a large flange. All of them are steel, not stainless. This is one screwed onto our setting tool.

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Thanks for the clarification, hopefully i won't need the setting tool, but it's my next purchase from BMB.
 
John Cooper said:
Thanks for the clarification, hopefully i won't need the setting tool, but it's my next purchase from BMB.
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The setting tool is pretty easy to make. They are a bit less forgiving on the threads in the nutsert since you turn the bolt inside the threads to set the nutsert. The bearing style just holds the nutsert on the threads and then you turn a nut on top of the bearing to pull the threaded barrel up tight.
 
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mrblaine said:
The setting tool is pretty easy to make. They are a bit less forgiving on the threads in the nutsert since you turn the bolt inside the threads to set the nutsert. The bearing style just holds the nutsert on the threads and then you turn a nut on top of the bearing to pull the threaded barrel up tight.
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Just ordered it and another Hat.

Thanks sir!!!
 
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I’ve also ordered from Region Offroad. I bought new sway bar bolts and flag nuts since mine were rusted pretty good. Seems high quality enough although a little on the pricey side.

Definitely a legit business though. I couldn’t find much about them a few months back when I ordered.
 
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Thanks for everyone's input. Anytime I need bolts or nutserts I will be ordering from Blaine if I can't source them locally.

Heck I ordered his nutsert install tool today and didn't need it! To show you just you what kind of person he is, he calls me wanting to know if I forgot to order nutserts :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

I told him no, but I wanted the tool just incase.

That's customer service folks, I bet no one else would have called to double check.
 
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John Cooper said:
Thanks for everyone's input. Anytime I need bolts or nutserts I will be ordering from Blaine if I can't source them locally.

Heck I ordered his nutsert install tool today and didn't need it! To show you just you what kind of person he is, he calls me wanting to know if I forgot to order nutserts :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

I told him no, but I wanted the tool just incase.

That's customer service folks, I bet no one else would have called to double check.
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Yeah, we'll see if you're so happy after your package gets there.
 
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