Metric Strength Where Metric Bolts Are Required
ARP662-1004 is a 5 pack of ARP black oxide hex bolts sized M10 x 1.50 thread by 35mm length. These fasteners give metric builds the same ARP strength and consistency used in domestic engine builds.
Key Features
- M10 x 1.50 thread by 35mm overall length
- Hex head design for use with a standard hex socket or wrench
- Black oxide finish for corrosion resistance
- Sold in a 5 piece package
- Made in the USA to ARP quality standards
Fitment
| Year Range | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| Universal | Any | Any application requiring M10 x 1.50 x 35mm fasteners |
Specifications
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Part Number | ARP662-1004 |
| Brand | ARP |
| Thread Size | M10 x 1.50 |
| Length | 35mm |
| Head Style | Hex |
| Finish | Black oxide |
| Quantity | 5 pieces |
| UPC | Not published by manufacturer |
What’s Included
- 5x ARP662-1004 black oxide hex bolts
About ARP
ARP has manufactured premium fasteners in the USA since 1968, supplying engine builders and racers with bolts engineered to outlast the stock hardware they replace.
What is the ARP662-1004?
The ARP662-1004 is a 5 pack of black oxide hex head bolts measuring M10 x 1.50 thread by 35mm in length.
What head style does this bolt use?
It uses a standard hex head that accepts a hex socket or wrench.
What finish is applied to this bolt?
ARP662-1004 has a black oxide finish for corrosion resistance.
How many bolts come in this package?
Each package contains 5 bolts.
Where are these bolts manufactured?
ARP manufactures this fastener in the USA.
What applications commonly use M10 x 1.50 bolts?
M10 x 1.50 hardware is common on metric engine, transmission, and accessory mounting points.
Do these bolts require thread lubricant during installation?
Yes, ARP recommends using ARP fastener assembly lubricant to achieve accurate torque readings.
Are these bolts reusable?
ARP bolts can be reused within ARP torque and stretch specifications, but always inspect threads before reinstalling.
Install Instructions
- Clean and inspect all mating threads before installation
- Apply ARP fastener assembly lubricant to threads and under the bolt head
- Thread the bolt into place by hand until seated
- Torque to the specification required by the application using a hex socket or wrench
- Recheck torque after the first use cycle if used in a high vibration application
