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  1. 08-14-2018, 01:39 PM #1
    typ901
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    WTB: trans output flange fixing bolt

    as pictured. 80mm shank.
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  2. 08-14-2018, 06:10 PM #2
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    I have those, but just to make sure, what is your application model, year and using original drive flanges. Maybe pix. Gordon
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    trans is '69 going into a SWB car. flanges are 901.332.209.12 '68 type. I was told to upgrade from the original "nipple" bolt to the type pictured above.
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    Did you put the little block into your diff to stop it flying apart? 911-332-208-00.

    The nipples do serve a purpose as evidenced when they fail.

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    Brad Mayeur built the trans for me several years ago. I assumed that installing it in a '66 car would not be an issue. (ha, ha)
    I sent a pic to Matt Monson & he said that the diff had been upgraded. he sold me the flanges & said to get rid of the nipple bolts. he sent one bolt, but that's all he had.
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  6. 08-15-2018, 11:29 AM #6
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    The bolts I have are either 75mm or 77mm. These bolts are always used with washers as pictured. Gordon
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  7. 08-15-2018, 11:44 AM #7
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    after more careful measurement the one bolt I have is closer to 78mm. your 77mm seems the best match.
    how should we proceed ?
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  8. 08-15-2018, 01:31 PM #8
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    I'll pm u.
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  9. 08-15-2018, 03:44 PM #9
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    I didn't measure the nipple bolts I have but can you simply cut the nipple off and be good to go? Take note these are a stretch bolt also, does anybody have a NOS one to confirm the original unstretched length?

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  10. 09-10-2018, 12:41 AM #10
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    I just measured one of these with the nipple. 76mm under the head to the end of the thread. Just cut off the nipple and you're good to go.

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