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brands5.0

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I am putting power steering back on my 93 coupe. I have spent the last 3 weekends looking for the 2 long bolts that bolt the ps to the block. Can any one lead me in the right direction to find them or does anyone have any i could buy.

Thank you
Brandon
 

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The FRPP ford ac delete kit comes with new bolts for it, they have the bolts you are looking for but I doubt you want to spend 30-40 bucks for a kit just to get 2 bolts out of it lol
 

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Go to a hardware store and look at the bolt section. I've sourced a lot of what I needed by doing that.
 
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That's my next stop but some one on this site has to have these bolts.. Unless they fall in some black hole
 
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My stang had the power steering removed when I bought it. It put it back on, I bought a used pump from the junk yard and purchased a PS bracket from Pro 5.0. Now, this only works if you do not have A/C also, but the bracked was fairly inexpensive and came with all hardware to bolt the pump back to the block.
 
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Home depot is a no go the bolts are metric 10 1.5 one bolts 7" the other is 4.5"
 
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I sold my manual rack and the cars been down two weeks this is crazy
 
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junk yard
 
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Both junk yards I went to today had no fox bodies are there any good online junk yards?
 

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Have an Ace hardware around you? That's where I always found what I needed, their bolt selection is better then Home Depot's.
 
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I'll look when I get home for them. I scrapped out a bone stock 89 and kept all the fasterns. If I can find them.... they would still be a couple days from you.
 
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Any help you can provide thank you.
 
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I found some metric bolts online can anyone measure and confirm the two diffpent bolts looks one is about 7" or 180mm and the othere is 4.5" or 120mm but dont have them so i am just eye balling them right now
 
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I found the bolts is need but they have a $50 min. order. These are the hardest bolts to find in the world.

Item # .10C120MH1/A2-70, M10-1.5 X 120 HEX BOLT DIN 931 A2-70 on Coburn-Myers Fastening Systems, Inc.
 

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Fastenal.I get a lot of fasteners there. Check 5.0 Fox T-Birds and Cougars if you're at the yards.
 

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Did you try ford?
People say you can't get some things from ford anymore, but i find that not to be true all the time.
Ford bolts are very hard to match up in the hardware store.
Yes, if they do have them they will be expensive, but at this point it may be cheaper than driving around all day trying to match up bolts.

If not, buy the A/C delete kit, then sell the kit less the bolts on ebay (just be honest).
 
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where u located at, im headed to the junk yard tomorrow and could pick them up if i can find them...you just pay for postage and im good...nuts and bolts are alwas free where i go
 
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