Mona Lisa of FI Bolts B&H Fine Thread

[Joseph T.]

These are the very difficult to find original B&H bolts used on the 1957/1958 FI Fuel Filter

[Mike G.]

Re: Mona Lisa of FI Bolts B&H Fine Thread

i see them from time to time on ebay for over $200 a pair.

[Ken A.]

Re: Mona Lisa of FI Bolts B&H Fine Thread

I've found them used on passenger car applications.

[Bruce B.]

Re: Mona Lisa of FI Bolts B&H Fine Thread

Bolts of this type and head configuration (except they are 5/16 co**** thread) have been found on early Corvettes used to bolt on wheel cylinders.

[Bruce B.]

Re: Mona Lisa of FI Bolts B&H Fine Thread

Can someone explain why c o a r s e was changed to coa***???
Thanks

[Joe L.]

Re: Mona Lisa of FI Bolts B&H Fine Thread

Can someone explain why c o a r s e was changed to coa***???
Thanks

Bruce-----


I expect it's because the last 4 letters of the word represent a "naughty" word that the filters screen out.

[Loren S.]

Re: Mona Lisa of FI Bolts B&H Fine Thread

TEST: My voice is a little ho**** today.

[Mike M.]

Re: Mona Lisa of FI Bolts B&H Fine Thread

These are the very difficult to find original B&H bolts used on the 1957/1958 FI Fuel Filter

single circle encompassing the B&H are the real McCoy. the repos usually have two or three circles. joe: ya sure the examples in yer picture are fine thread as they should be? regards,mike

[John D.]

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Bruce,
The oil pan bolts with the 5/16-18 thread (better than saying cor s) are quite nice. But an eagle eye can easily spot the difference when they are installed. The circle around the B&H is not touching the letters. It's about 1/16 of an inch away. Good enough though. Podell has a repro of fine thread bolt. John D.

[Paul B.]

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TEST: My voice is a little ho**** today.

a r s e is blocked, but "ho" is ok?
Paul

[Joseph T.]

Re: Mona Lisa of FI Bolts B&H Fine Thread

single circle encompassing the B&H are the real McCoy. the repos usually have two or three circles. joe: ya sure the examples in yer picture are fine thread as they should be? regards,mike

Yes! The scan of the bolts make the threads look bigger than they are. I found scanning the bolts was the best way to get a clear picture of them.

Joe