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I know this might seem a little crazy...but...

some where along the build of my fastback I have lost the two starter bolts that hold that starter to the bellhousing. Does anyone know what size these are?

I am running a late model mini starter (holes are no threaded so no issue there) and it is bolting into a T5 bellhousing.

I hope someone knows because I want to start this sucker up!

Thanks everyone!
 
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Do not use generic hardware store bolts for that. The original bolts had special undersized hex heads, with integral washers, to assure you could get a wrench or socket onto them. They are pretty cheap, and you can order them from any Mustang supplier. Glazier/Nolan calls the 64-67 smallblock starter bolts G24022.
 

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Summit lists it as ARP part number 450-3501
 

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65coupe408w said:
I know this might seem a little crazy...but...

some where along the build of my fastback I have lost the two starter bolts that hold that starter to the bellhousing. Does anyone know what size these are?

I am running a late model mini starter (holes are no threaded so no issue there) and it is bolting into a T5 bellhousing.

I hope someone knows because I want to start this sucker up!

Thanks everyone!
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Hi,
I agree with the others, get the correct bolts. However, I know you can't wait to fire it up and get going. So, buy grade "8" bolts and use star washers. I haven't seen mine in a long time, but the size should not be hard to determine.
Good Luck!
 
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IIRC, it's a garden-variety 3/8" grade 5 bolt, except for the special head.
 
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interesting...guess I will order the right ones...still have some wiring to finish up anyway...and I need seats!
 
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