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04-14-2017, 05:43 PM
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Day 2 ID-Cragar spacers, Mr. Gasket bolt
I'll hate to see my tuition bill from all I have learned off the site? Thanks all, appreciate any and all help, always! I'm just a dumb country boy that likes fast cars, ha! I cannot sell stuff if I don't know what it is. The one thing I am pretty sure is the gold bolt is for a Chevy crank snout. Here goes:
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04-14-2017, 06:21 PM
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I have a pair of those, with 15x7 Cragar S/S wheels, that came with the L78 I just picked up. The side with the round bosses is a slip-fit into the hub face of the wheel. It may work with other wheels besides the unliug S/S but I do know it certainly will work on that model.
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04-19-2017, 12:35 PM
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I just sold a set of wheels that used those. My wheels were 15X7 Cragar Mach 8's. They were similar to aluminum slots. Instead of 5 oval shaped slotted holes, there were 8 round holes. Mine were not unilug, they were Chevy pattern and they came to me on a 69 Corvette. I think the spacers were to make the wheels work with the cars disc brakes.
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