Chrysler Flexplate & Converter Bolts 7/16 - 20 & 5/16 - 24 Unf Mopar 440 340 225 on 2040-parts.com
Sunnyvale, California, United States
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A set of used flex plate & torque converter mounting bolts used in many Chrysler & AMC applications.
This auction gets you the six (6) 7/16-20 unf w/ .500 UHL flexplate to crankshaft bolts & the four (4) 5/16-24 unf w/ .437 UHL flexplate to converter bolts. (UHL = Under Head Length) These are all "low head" type bolts that are needed for clearance. The bolts sent to the auction winner will have either the slotted hex head or smooth & flat top, head style. (both types were used on 60's Mopars) 3/4 hex head size for the crank bolts and a 9/16 hex on the converter bolts. There may be some engine paint over-spray on some of the bolt heads. (File Photos have been used for this listing. The coin shown in one photo is for a size reference only and is Not Included) Sold "As-Is" and Flat Rate Shipping to any lower 48 USA location. |
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