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  1. 10-28-2010 06:42 PM #1
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    Bolt size ?

     



    Working on a new build and starting to install a new shifter and don't have the bolt that holds the shifter bracket that came with the shifter on the 350 trans the instructions says it a 5/16x18x3/4 nut but that looks to be too little, or is that bolt metric?
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  3. 10-28-2010 07:21 PM #2
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    Are you talking about the two bolts that go on the top of the tailshaft to hold it to the main body? Why not just try a few different bolts out of your junk bolt box and see what fits? It shouldn't be rocket surgery.


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    Its an imperial bolt 5/16" x 18 tpi is a UNC thread, equivalant Metric would be 8 x 1.25 x length.



    Quote Originally Posted by streak View Post
    Working on a new build and starting to install a new shifter and don't have the bolt that holds the shifter bracket that came with the shifter on the 350 trans the instructions says it a 5/16x18x3/4 nut but that looks to be too little, or is that bolt metric?
    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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  5. 10-29-2010 03:58 AM #4
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    After reading my question again this morning I can't believe I asked the wrong thing, what I was trying too say was the NUT that hold's the shifter piece that came with the kit that goes over the threaded stud that stick's out of the transmission( worked too many hours this week). Thank's again
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    now you`ve confused me even more .. if you just need a nut go to the hardware store
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    I too am more confused than before. Shouldn't be any difficulty in trying different size and thread count nuts until one fits. We must be missing something.


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    If you are talking about the shift sector shaft, it will be 3/8" 16 unless its a real late one, they were 10 mm by 1.5mm
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    If its a Lokar shifter i'm sure they are 3/8" UNF, thats the bolt and the nut,
    Unless its a different make ???
    Can't you post up a picture ???



    Quote Originally Posted by streak View Post
    After reading my question again this morning I can't believe I asked the wrong thing, what I was trying too say was the NUT that hold's the shifter piece that came with the kit that goes over the threaded stud that stick's out of the transmission( worked too many hours this week). Thank's again
    Its aweful lonesome in the saddle since my horse died.
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