Hi all. Recently purchased my Stag and going through a massive learning curve. Great to be here. Confusion I have is on bolt size for the timing chain cover and what appears to be the standard set. It appears I need different size bolts to what is sold by for example Rimmers. i.e. top right appears to require 2 / 7 eighths and not the 4 inch provided. Can anyone help or am I make a school boy error with this? Thanks 
							
						
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 Sounds correct. 4” bolt is for alternator but recall it being even longer 4-1/2” can check tomorrow.
 Your source are nearly famous for sending out incorrect fasteners, but listing them correctly. 
 Consider ordering fasteners from Kayfast or Spalding fasteners via eBay.Last edited by jbuckl; 28 July 2021, 21:58.
 
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 If you get the original Triumph part numbers then you can work out exact sizes from this :
 
 Bolt/Screw description
 
 Examples: HB 0910, HU 0860.
 
 First part = Two letters, describing Bolt / Screw
 
 HB = Hexagon BoltHU = Fully threaded screw
 
 First part of number = thickness
 
 (Hint: Number = AF Spanner size in 1/16ths)Number UNF/UNC AF 06 3/16 3/8 07 1/4 7/16 08 5/16 1/2 09 3/8 9/16 10 7/16 5/8 11 1/2 11/16 12 9/16 3/4 13 5/8 13/16 
 Second part of number = length - Add 50 for UNC
 
 (Hint: Number = number of 1/8ths)04 1/2 05 5/8 06 3/4 07 7/8 08 1” 09 1 1/8 10 1 1/4 
 So:
 
 HB 0910 = UNF Bolt 3/8x1¼”
 
 HU 0860 = UNC Screw 5/16x1¼ ”
 
 
 
 Nb Bolt length measured from underside of head.
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