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Old 07-14-2020, 09:10 PM
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I found these nuts in my drawers.
I guess the tri-castle nuts of which you speak are the top row items in this photo?
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Old 07-14-2020, 09:23 PM
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Correct-O, Steve-O! Those go on the inner and outer tie rods as well as the pitman and idler arms. Or maybe the pitman arm gets the standard castle one? Jim...HELP!

Ball joints get the other style, and it’s good you have those since you’ll have to replace a few “non-correct” ones since some were missing when I got it and James had the front held together with lug nuts!

DA sander in about an hour ago, so it might be wet sanding time. It’s 105 here right now....maybe it’s just time for a beer instead

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Correct-O, Steve-O! Those go on the inner and outer tie rods as well as the pitman and idler arms. Or maybe the pitman arm gets the standard castle one? Jim...HELP!

Ball joints get the other style, and it’s good you have those since you’ll have to replace a few “non-correct” ones since some were missing when I got it and James had the front held together with lug nuts!

DA sander in about an hour ago, so it might be wet sanding time. It’s 105 here right now....maybe it’s just time for a beer instead

Cheers
Dave
I'll see what pics I have - but I always buy a new, correct set from Frank Badalson - which is all nuts and proper cotter pins.

TRI Front suspension - Tri-Castle nut set with correct cotter pins. All 66-72 … Set $42.00
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Don’t the 340 shakers have two brackets that bolt to the front of the cylinder head instead of feet that sit on the valve covers?
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Don’t the 340 shakers have two brackets that bolt to the front of the cylinder head instead of feet that sit on the valve covers?
Sorry - forgot it was a 340. You are correct Steve.
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