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Old 03-26-2019, 09:40 PM
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Default Bolts on tunnel cover and bottom cover
Weird size. 12-24. Screw/bolt. What else to use here?
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Some people drill and tap over size in these areas to 1/4 x 20 but I get the 12 x 24. They are a little harder to find but are available.
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Some people drill and tap over size in these areas to 1/4 x 20
Ditto. That is what I did, and I am glad that I done so.
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Ditto me too, and i like to coat those bolt threads with anti seize grease before putting them in.
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Ditto me too, and i like to coat those bolt threads with anti seize grease before putting them in.
The 12-24's can be had from Hwd stores, a popular size on metal door frame hinges.
Some fellows just run a 1/4 20 tap in the hole and use left over stove bolts from the chevy six's of our youth
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