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Old 02-19-2009, 05:22 PM
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Default c-4 trans to 302 block
hey i was wondering if anybody knew the bolt size that goes from a c4 bellhousing into the block??
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Old 02-19-2009, 05:50 PM
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The bolts are 7/16X14 thread
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Old 02-19-2009, 06:04 PM
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Yes, as stated above, same size as the main bolts and head bolts
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Old 02-19-2009, 08:28 PM
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well thats wierd not syaing anybody is wrong at all but i was on the arp website and it said 3/8 with 24 thread pattern so i got one of those and it worked but im going to try the 7/16 with the 14 thread pattern tommorow and see if it is a better fit or if it will fit at all.are there different blocks that have different sizes???i just find it wierd that 3or4 peope have told me what you guys are tellin me yet the 3/8 fit perfect but i havent tried the 7/16 so maybe when i do tommorow it will be a better fit thanks for the info
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well thats wierd not syaing anybody is wrong at all but i was on the arp website and it said 3/8 with 24 thread pattern so i got one of those and it worked but im going to try the 7/16 with the 14 thread pattern tommorow and see if it is a better fit or if it will fit at all.are there different blocks that have different sizes???i just find it wierd that 3or4 peope have told me what you guys are tellin me yet the 3/8 fit perfect but i havent tried the 7/16 so maybe when i do tommorow it will be a better fit thanks for the info
7/16X 14 and on the C-4 they sould be around 2 inches long. (not 100% on length but thats close)
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Old 02-19-2009, 08:49 PM
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The 3/8ths doesnt fit perfect, its loose. DO NOT use 3/8ths. I can assure you its a 7/16-14 same as the windsor as well.
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ok well ill check the 7/16 by 14 out tommorow thanks
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