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I should know this….l #3048413
06/06/22 08:02 PM
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Repeat, I should know the answer to this question: what thread size for the wheel lugs in a 69 bird? 1/2-20 maybe? Thank you people!

Re: I should know this….l [Re: robertop] #3048465
06/06/22 10:37 PM
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All B,E and C bodies from around 1958 and up use 1/2x20 SAE thread size. Some earlier years before 1968 used bolts instead of studs but I'm not sure when that stopped confused
A bodies from 1960 up to 1972 used 7/16x24 threads is what i remember, both sizes had left hand threads on the drivers sides and right hand on the passenger side twocents

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Re: I should know this….l [Re: Cab_Burge] #3048622
06/07/22 01:58 PM
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Cab has it right. up
however, as there has been many, many, years gone by since these cars were new, it's a good idea to check if the studs have been converted to all right hand threads.
as to when the bolts were stopped being used, if i remember correctly [?], it was 1955.
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