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mjs
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Thanks again everyone for your suggestions. Ted was able to help me. Have a Happy New Year, Mike

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Glad Ted could help, I know this sounds a little goofy but I was in an ACE hardware yesterday over paying for a couple of 3/8" combo studs and saw one of their tray/slide outs have what appears to be these exact bolts. Could be wrong but they were sure close. I don't know about other parts of the country but having Ace/McMaster-Carr/Hillco close local has been a godsend for me.. Good Luck
56 Vic, B'Ville 200 MPH Club Member, So Cal.
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Thanks for the replies and suggestions. everyone. That is what I like about this forum. Yes Ted, they do measure out at 7/8". I will take two sets, bolts and nuts, if it's no problem. I will contact you further through your email.

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mjs (12/17/2019) So while I had my transmission and torque converter out to be rebuilt I lost one of the torque converter bolts and nut. I've looked everywhere for it but cannot locate it. Anybody know where I can source a replacement? Any help would be much appreciated.I have them in the 7/8” long variety. If that’s what you need, then send me your mailing address and I’ll get you a bolt and nut in the mail. If you need more than one, just let me know. My email information is located at www.eatonbalancing.com under contact information.
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The bolts appear to be the same as my '55 T-bird, Hill's Thunderbird catalog shows: *7964-A Bolt Ring Gear to Air Cooled Torque Converter ....... Call *7964-B Bolt Ring Gear to Water Cooled Torque Converter .. Call *
 .150 Stroked Y-Block:327.25 ci @ >1hp per ci

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If you can't find another bolt, what I would do is use a standard hex head bolt, nut, and lockwasher. Then 180 degrees from that replacement bolt I would remove the original bolt and install exactly the same combination as the replacement bolt/nut to assure the balance of the converter.
John - "The Hoosier Hurricane"

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KULTULZ
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Any chance it is the same as a Fordomatic??
It appears to be the same for the MERC-O-MATIC but a different size for the FORD-O-MATIC -


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If Ted doesn't have one, I recommend you contact some one in a Lincoln club for it. Any chance it is the same as a Fordomatic??
54 Victoria 312; 48 Ford Conv 302, 56 Bird 312 Forever Ford Midland Park, NJ
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mjs
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I'm in Spokane.

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