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You really should use flywheel "place" bolts to reduce failure and remain self-locking.
The underside of the head is concave and acts like a belleville washer to keep clamping pressure applied under shock loads.
You really should use flywheel "place" bolts to reduce failure and remain self-locking.
The underside of the head is concave and acts like a belleville washer to keep clamping pressure applied under shock loads.
Ford's part number is F1ZZ-6379-A(replaced D2AZ-6379-A) .. 7/16" -20 x 1.00" long =
Yes, no grade 8! I found a set buried in my pile of parts for my kit. They were supplied with my TCI trans. I guess I forgot after 11 years on the back burner!
Yes, no grade 8! I found a set buried in my pile of parts for my kit. They were supplied with my TCI trans. I guess I forgot after 11 years on the back burner!
You got a manual transmission or parts from TCI? I thought they only did automatic transmissions. Guess I never looked for that stuff from them.
I probably would have forgotten about the bolts after 11 days.
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