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    428 Fan bolts

     



    Hi,
    I am trying to trace down some fan bolts that are appropriate for a 1970 428 PI. I have one that is in poor condition, it appears to be a 5/16" fine thread and about 3.25" long. I am having a hard time trying to find this size commercially. Any chance anyone has a source?
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    Most any hardware store or parts store with a bolt bin....Nothing real uncommon about them, they might have been Grade 8 bolts....

    Fastenal or most any other hardware supply place on line or real store should have them.....
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    I wouldn't go any less than grade 8 on those..
    I remember when hot rods were all home made.

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    The 3 1/4 won't be in a hdwr store. Go to McMaster-Carr they have them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruce lee View Post
    The 3 1/4 won't be in a hdwr store. Go to McMaster-Carr they have them.
    Can't exclude all hardware stores.... Our Ace Hardware in a little town of 6500 people has a great bolt assortment, Grade 5, Grade 8, and a good selection of popular stainless sizes..... all in standard and metric.... Depends on who owns and or manages the place......

    I'd do some looking locally, by the time you order four bolts and pay freight, they're going to be kind of expensive....
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    Here they are at Summit: http://www.summitracing.com/search/P...word=ARP+bolts

    They come in 5 packs - 4 to use plus one to replace the one you can't find

    Our ACE has a pretty good stock, but not at that level
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    McMaster-Carr
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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    McMaster-Carr
    600 County Line Road
    Elmhurst,Il

    They have a great on-line catalog and ordering site as well http://www.mcmaster.com/#

    My orders are usually here the next day
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    I did that because poster was from Elmhurst--but I see by his activity he hasn't been back since he posted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    I did that because poster was from Elmhurst--but I see by his activity he hasn't been back since he posted.

    Jerry - I didn't think they had walk in service...........
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    Yes they do but you will have to wait a few minutes for someone to pull your order and get it up---there are self service computer stations where you enter the order , BUT, it is quicker to order it for will call.

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