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Guys- I'm looking for acorn nuts to fasten the heads on a Ford 24 bolt flathead.

I'm looking for an outside size of 11/16 with a thread/stud size of 7/16.

Fine thread. I don't know the fastener jargon of say.... 7/16-20. So, in fastner speak, what should I be lookngfor? Thanks. Kevin

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Head nuts would have to be hi tensile, I have never seen or heard of acorn nuts in anything but a mild steel......but there are acorn nut covers which allow you to use the correct head nuts or bolts and just slip the chromed acron covers on the nut/bolt heads..........a much better idea......andyd

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Thanks guys. Was thinking along that route also. I had purchased hi tensil/high nuts with a machined edge to help hold the torque. But can't get more than 20. Said that the supply stopped carryingthem. Thanks again. You guys are a swell bunch onthis forum. kevin

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If you are using the acorn caps on the Ford flathead eight, you should glue the caps on the bolts with something like gasket sealer, window gasket sealer, etc. Otherwise they could fall off since the head is on a slant. Brother in law puts his on that way to keep them in place on his Fords. The same caps that fit the Mopar flathead six are the ones needed for the Ford.

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Guys- I'm looking for acorn nuts to fasten the heads on a Ford 24 bolt flathead.

I'm looking for an outside size of 11/16 with a thread/stud size of 7/16.

Fine thread. I don't know the fastener jargon of say.... 7/16-20. So, in fastner speak, what should I be lookngfor? Thanks. Kevin

Restoration Supply has these - page 37 of their catalog. Not cheap though.

www.restorationstuff.com

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