kenburke | -- 11-20-2014 @ 1:34 PM |
Hi Mike, What is the correct answer for the bolt and its other parts (washers, etc.) to the secure the brace 91A-16067 to the front fender aprons??? And what color, since aprons were the color of the car and brace black?. Thanks Ken
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kubes40 | -- 11-21-2014 @ 6:58 AM |
Hi Ken, Are you asking exactly WHAT fasteners were utilized or their respective finishes were? The brace was always black, regardless of body color. The fasteners: The bolt, flat washer and slotted head nut were S2, raven black. The spring remained in its natural finish, similar to a gun bluing effect. The cotter pin was plain steel. There was an anti-squeak pad placed between the frame and the brace. It was similar to duck cloth, available at any fabric store and was "off-white". The inner fender panels were gloss black regardless of body color. I hope this answers your question. If not, let me know please. Warm regards, Mike Kubarth
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kenburke | -- 11-21-2014 @ 1:32 PM |
Well both, sort of. You have provided answers to more than I asked. Good job & thanks. Being more precise. I am doubting very seriously that what is on my car for the fasteners at the fender panels are correct. So is the slotted nut for a cotter? The bolt, 1/2 or 7/16, standard thread bolt? The items at the frame cross over brace I already have from Roy N. So its the bolts thru the fender panels that I am confused about. What I have works but is it correct? Don't think so.
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kubes40 | -- 11-21-2014 @ 2:25 PM |
Sorry Ken... what I had described was the fasteners at the center of that brace. The ones on each 'end" of that brace are all S2 - raven black. 5/16" hex head bolts, hex head nuts, lock washers and a piece of anti-squeak material between the brace and fender pan.
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kenburke | -- 11-22-2014 @ 9:48 AM |
Got it. Thanks for the info and the picture. Ken
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compac | -- 12-11-2014 @ 9:23 PM |
kubes is that a bleeder on the side of the pump????? yup i know that he,ll ever gave th3e answer these topics to helpful for every one? adil This message was edited by compac on 12-11-14 @ 9:23 PM
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