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The starter on my 67 400 has gone bad and I need to replace it. I did it once several years ago and used threaded rod to lower the starter until I could loosen the electrical connections but I can't find the rods I used so can someone tell me what size I need? The starter bolts have a 9/16" head.

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I found some info that you may find helpful.

https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...d.php?t=827208

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I've used my forehead in the distant past to stop a falling starter.

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