Summit Racing™ Threaded Nut Inserts SUM-G1690

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Part Number: SUM-G1690

$19.99

Nut Inserts, Threaded, 1/4-20 in. Thread, 3/8 in. Hole Size, Steel, Natural, Set of 10
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Summit Racing™ Threaded Nut Inserts SUM-G1690

Summit Racing™ Threaded Nut Inserts SUM-G1690

SUM-G1690

5 out of 5 stars ( 1 )

Part Number: SUM-G1690

Estimated Ship Date: Monday 10/19/2026

$19.99

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
SUM-G1690
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
SUM-G1690
UPC:
190861272408
Threaded Insert Type:
Bolt-in
Maximum Material Thickness (in.):
0.13 in.
Threaded Insert Material:
Steel
Threaded Insert Thread Size:
1/4 in.-20
Threaded Insert Color:
Natural
Quantity:
Sold as a set of 10.
Notes:
The serrated flange nuts are zinc plated steel.
Threaded Insert Thread Size (application):
1/4 in.-20
Threaded Insert Hole Size (application):
3/8 in.
Quantity of Threaded Inserts Included:
10

Summit Racing™ Threaded Nut Inserts

Summit Racing™ threaded nut inserts put a 1/4 in.-20 threaded hole anywhere you want quickly and easily. Available in steel or aluminum, they install by drilling a 3/8 in. O.D. hole into your panel and are held on the backside with a serrated locking nut. They're ideal for mounting dash panels, access panels, body panels, electrical components, or other accessories and stuff.

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