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Thread: Altec 288-16K

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    Inactive Member gamalot's Avatar
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    I'm not familiar with the 288 drivers but the only thread that makes any difference is the one in the body of the driver itself.

    Don't go deeper then the stock bolts and just buy the nuts to fasten to the horns.

    There is no need for any fancy dual threaded studs and the idea is to secure the driver to the horn with a non magnetic bolt.

    Gary

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    Here's an example of what can be found on ebay, i just did a quick search. These are un-polished stainless steel, seller ships worldwide.

    Button head cap screws

    <font color="#FFFFFF" size="1">[ August 15, 2008 12:52 PM: Message edited by: bowtie427ss ]</font>

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    sorry could only find 1 bolt ,so i do have a few screws loose in my head
    as suggested with bowtie 427the e bay link of the auto parts is good
    he should know as i guess he has a 427cc engine somewhere

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