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Correct B manifold inatke manifold to carb stud length?

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I am missing the 4 studs for the manifold carb base. The ones form my A manifold are too short. I will be using the correct carb spacer. Does anyone off hand know the proper length of these studs?


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Just pull one from the A manifold and go to a hardware store and get longer ones.


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It's the "little longer" part that I need to know. My luck they will either be too long or not long enough. They also appear to have different thread pitches on each end. I've also seen a few different lengths mentioned and that is why I am looking for a more exact length.
Is there a good vendor out there that would sell the correct bolts without shipping charges that are three times the cost of the bolts?


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Buy them long and cut them to the exact size.

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If you are using the 1/2 inch spacer under the carb, then you need studs that are 2 inches long.  Without the spacer you need 1 1/2 inches long.  They are coarse thread on the manifold end and fine thread on the top end.  5/16 diameter.



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Thanks John, that's what I was looking for. I'd seen the 2" bolts mentioned somewhere before.

Cutting them to size is not an option for my car. That might be OK for a daily driver.




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