Pro-Bolt Alloy Nyloc Nuts - Black

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The Pro-Bolt Alloy Nyloc Nuts are ideal for motorcycle and automotive enthusiasts looking to reduce weight while securing components in low-vibration, non-safety critical areas. These lightweight fasteners provide a durable, anodized finish resistant to road grime and mild chemicals, making them a sleek aesthetic upgrade; however, it is essential to note that they are not rated for high-stress or safety-critical applications.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | NYN5-5BLK |
| Brand | Pro-Bolt |
No. These are for non-safety critical applications only and should never be used on high-stress components like brakes or suspension.
While the nylon insert may retain some effectiveness, it is generally recommended to use new nuts after removal to ensure the locking function remains secure.
Use standard box-end wrenches or sockets. Avoid impact drivers as they can easily damage the softer aluminum threads.
No, the anodized finish is highly resistant to water, road salt, and typical environmental conditions.
They are manufactured from a high-grade aluminum alloy, which provides a massive weight savings compared to the heavy steel nuts often used by manufacturers.
This is likely the nylon insert engaging. Ensure the thread pitch is correct and use a wrench to gently turn the nut onto the bolt.
Ensure you are using the correct size tool to prevent scratching the anodized coating during installation.
Check that the thread pitch and diameter match your bolt exactly. Use of non-standard bolts can lead to thread damage.
Installation requires basic hand tools. When tightening, use a properly sized wrench or socket and proceed with moderate torque. Since these are made from aluminum alloy, they are softer than steel; avoid using impact guns or excessive force to prevent stripping the threads. For care, avoid using harsh alkaline cleaners or heavy degreasers, which can degrade the anodized finish over time. Simply wiping with a soft cloth and mild soapy water will keep the finish looking new. Always verify the thread size of your existing bolts before purchase to ensure compatibility.