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Old 02-14-2009, 05:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 5.0 throttle body bolt/stud size

I am trying to figure out what the bolt/stud size is for a Fox body 5.0 throttle body. Anyone that can help?

Also, does anyone know what the outside measurements are of an EGR delete plate?\

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Old 02-15-2009, 07:24 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: 5.0 throttle body bolt/stud size

IIRC the bolt size is 3/8. The egr delete plate is the same outside dimensions as the throttle body and upper. When I pulled off my EGR I just used bolts instead of studs.
What are you trying to do?
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I am trying to build an upper plenum for my intake. I am using an EGR plate as a mounting flange for the throttle body.

3/8 sounds right when I look at the gasket (I ran to Autozone to get one to measure for EGR plate size... boy I'll have to tell you about THAT sometime). I halfway expected that it would be metric.

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I thought it was metric, but it has been awhile.
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I thought it was metric, but it has been awhile.
Me too...I wonder if I still have a set of studs in my bucket of bolts...might have to take a look this evening and see.
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I just traced a piece of alum the same size as the throttle body.. Then went through it with a 70mm hole saw. Think I used 3/8" thick alum..

IIRC, I just grabbed a long threaded stud from the hardware store and cut it into 4.. 5/16, or 3/8,m I believe.
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I was thinking it is 5/16". I used chrome bolts to hold my TB on and I know for sure it was not metric.
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