Would the version of lug for 66 ten spokes be a good alternative? Branda's number is SNUT2
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Show posts MenuQuote from: JD on October 15, 2024, 11:56:56 PMThis is the type of lug and washer typically used with that later version of Shelby 10-Spoke, hope this helps some...do you think this cj pony lug set would be a good alternative? they're 3/4 head but still have 1/2 thread
Quote from: Bob Gaines on October 15, 2024, 08:10:43 PMI can confirm that it is the type of wheel that needs a washer under the lugnut.Thanks Bob, you're a true savior. Would you know what size the washers are inner/outer diameter and thickness by any chance?
Quote from: Bob Gaines on October 08, 2024, 07:46:05 PMPosted picture shows what it should look like from the factory
Quote from: Bob Gaines on October 08, 2024, 09:17:40 AMQuote from: ZJShelby73 on October 08, 2024, 01:27:43 AMHi all, I'm currently getting the carb set up for my 68 GT350 clone and I'm wondering if anyone could show some pictures of the fuel line going from the fuel pump up to the carb (note my car has A/C and power steering brackets). All pictures I find the fuel line is blocked by the air cleaner. I've also seen people having the fuel line run on either driver or passengers side and my carb has a hard line from each bowl connecting to a single on the passenger side. I believe my carb is a 4118 Holley but I will confirm when I get back to my shop. Any help is appreciated.The fuel line is the same as any 4 barrel equipped 68 302 regardless of if Holley or Ford. Both carbs fuel inlet enter the carb in the same location. FYI the front bowl Ford Holley has two inlets one on each side whereas the after market Holley has only one on the passenger side .