Length, Width, and Thread of Rhino-Rack Quick Mount Nuts

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Hello Could you please provide L x W x H of this part in mm I you can? Also, what size is the thread and are these pieces stainless? To be more specific, I am looking for some channel nuts for a Thule awning, with an M8 thread and stainless or zinc plated to prevent corrosion. Thanks

asked by: Peter R

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The Quick Mount Nuts for Rhino-Rack RTL600 Legs - Factory Tracks - Qty 16 # RRQMFK11-4 are 30 x 25 x 5 mm; they are zinc and are an M6 thread. There isn't an option for channel nuts we have available that have an M8 thread.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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