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1950Mercury 04-12-2024 12:14 PM

66 GTO hood bump stops
 
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Can someone tell me if on the core support there is a nut welded in the hole for this hood stop stud or is it a push in speed nut like the one pictured? I am thinking I may have a aftermarket support because I only have a hole and no sign of broken welds. 66 GTO

ftwmlp 04-12-2024 05:24 PM

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I hope this is what you are looking for? The rubber bumper?
https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...1&d=1712956860

1950Mercury 04-12-2024 05:52 PM

I do know what they look like and where they go. I need to know if what they go into has a welded in nut or if it has a clip sort of like the pic. I posted. My hole is just a hole without a thread to screw these into.

fyrffytr1 04-12-2024 09:58 PM

I wish I could help you, but my car is a 67 and it is locked up in a building at our local Fair Grounds for a car show. I can look tomorrow morning and report back tomorrow evening if no one else chimes in. I am pretty sure it is a welded nut.

1950Mercury 04-12-2024 11:10 PM

I'm thinking you may be right but please let me know for sure though. You wouldn't happen to be at the Spokane Washington show by any chance?

242177P 04-13-2024 12:35 AM

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Just checked two supports, at a glance the underside
looks like a common nut with no weld to be seen. But
there's a circular parting line on the topside, so the nut
appears to be a weld nut?

https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...1&d=1712982853

1950Mercury 04-13-2024 12:32 PM

Thank you. And of course a person would never find a nut kike that. Looks like it's time for a riv nut.

fyrffytr1 04-13-2024 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by 1950Mercury (Post 6497763)
I'm thinking you may be right but please let me know for sure though. You wouldn't happen to be at the Spokane Washington show by any chance?

No, I am in Leesburg, Georgia. And, the nut is definitely welded to the underside of the core support. I can't get a picture of it, but I was able to run my hand up under and feel it. There was no cage around it, just the nut. There is a jam nut on the threaded hood bumper that tightens it up once adjusted.

fyrffytr1 04-13-2024 10:37 PM

https://www.albanycountyfasteners.co...p/8100-008.htm

https://www.mcmaster.com/products/weld-nuts/

Kenth 04-14-2024 05:20 AM

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I think this is what you are looking for, at least itīs what i have seen used on an original 1966 GTO core support:

https://www.amkproducts.com/bulk-fas...forlookup=7135

1950Mercury 04-14-2024 07:47 PM

I was sure hoping it wasn't a weld in.

Jeff Hamlin 04-15-2024 05:53 AM

X2 on OE being welded.

1950Mercury 04-15-2024 01:17 PM

Oh well. I installed riv nuts yesterday. That's what you do when some idiot don't weld a nut on backside.

fyrffytr1 04-15-2024 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by 1950Mercury (Post 6498191)
Oh well. I installed riv nuts yesterday. That's what you do when some idiot don't weld a nut on backside.

You do what you gotta do!


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