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  1. 12-07-2011 02:38 PM #1
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    distance between radiator rod mounts

     



    Maybe you Folks can help me find the distance between the firewall radiator rod mounts. On a 34 Ford 5 window CP. The measurement down would be good to. I
    put a new firewall in and tossed my old one. So I have no referance to go from.
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    I won't be going to my shop until friday now. If no-one replys before then I'll be glad to get'em for you....
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    Can you still get this measurement for me? Thanks Bud!!!
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    Sorry this has dragged on! I've had trouble with my back and have been off my feet since the second week of december. I'll try and do it this week.
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    No problem Bud you take care of yourself. I have a lot of other things I can be working on.Take it easy.
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    Okay, here's what I came up with. I'm reading 19 5/8" on the nuts in front of the mounts. My firewall has a "notch" for each mount to fit into so it was a no brainer where they went. So between the nuts is 19 5/8" you'll just have to find center of the firewall and space'em out equally. Hope it helps.
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    Can you tell me how far down from the top firewall lip they are?
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    I checked a pair yesterday for you and the centres are 20" apart


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    Quote Originally Posted by Creep View Post
    Can you tell me how far down from the top firewall lip they are? Thanks Bud
    Family gave me a bunch of grief for going to the shop yesterday and I don't want to hear their whining... But, the top of the mount sits flush with the top of the cowl on mine so that would set your height I believe.
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    Based on your "how far down" question makes me wonder if you're planning to use the wrong firewall brackets. The '33-4 is different than the earlier ones. Here's a pic of the '33 I had, note, the brackets bolt or rivet through the top flange.
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    Thanks for the supporting pics Bob!
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    That 1000 word thing Mike...............
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