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stuupnorth
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thermostat studs

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hi all
just fitted a new thermostat housing to by ongoing engine build
and the stud seem a bit short ie the nuts with washer go on ok but i would like to see a bit more thread out of the top of the nuts
what size /length are the standard ones and are longer ones available ?
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Re: thermostat studs

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That housing looks a bit tall to me....here's mine...
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Basil the 1955 series II

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Re: thermostat studs

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oops me bad i should have stated its a 1275 engine build
not sur if the 1275 thermostat housing is taller??
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Take your choice.

http://www.minispares.com/search/classi ... studs.aspx

You can use three spare rocker pillar studs with either an additional spacer between housing and nut or cut a deeper thread on the stud.

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cheers mate spot on !
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