💪 Spectre Performance 4696 Flexplate Bolt: Reliable Fastener for Enhanced Performance Review

One of the screws came in a package with right hand transverse threads so I had to buy a whole package from Autozone to replace just one screw. I should have just bought them from Autozone or O'Reilly. They had them for the same price and I could go back to the store to fix them if I had a bad screw.

Flexplate bolts must be class 8 bolts and be marked with 6 marks on the bolt head. These screws have no markings so I have no idea if they are class 8 or 1. So I can't use these screws for my flexplate. I will have to use my old bolts which are marked as class 8 bolts Signature, very interested customer.

These bolts are not marked grade 8 which means they are not grade 8. Since I throw them in the trash, I checked them with a file and they are soft. I checked out ARP and they were recommended, I should have known better. Revain, you got me with bait and rod again.

Flexplate bolts should be grade 8 bolts and should be marked with 6 marks on the bolt head. These screws have no markings so I have no idea if they are class 8 or 1. So I can't use these screws for my flexplate. I will have to use my old bolts which are marked as class 8 bolts. Signed, very interested customer.

These screws are not marked as Grade 8 which means they are not Grade 8. Since I throw them in the trash, I checked them. file and they are soft. I checked out ARP and they were recommended, I should have known better. Revain, you got me with bait and rod again.

WARNING! DO NOT USE THESE SCREWS! I am leaving this review as a favor to the community. I am very confident that the screws in the box are NOT class 8. Not even fifth grade. He will not hold the required 60 ft.lb. torque. Instead, they stretch and stretch as you tighten them. I'm glad I still have the original GM flexplate bolts. They are clearly labeled, indicating 8th grade strength (6 lines); I cleaned and polished them with a wheel. They worked as they should work; Torque reached almost…