1936 Dodge Truck Build, 74 Dart Spool Engine Mounts
Yeah there isn't anything extra compared to say the top picture I posted. The bushing itself that's pressed into the mount is a metal sleeve with the rubber inside of it, and then the metal sleeve for the bolt.
The bolt itself just had a little crimped section. I don't know what the purpose was, to keep the bolt from spinning when you started the nut? To keep the sleeve from spinning on the bolt? Beats me. It's really small, so it's not like it would take much force to spin the bolt in the sleeve. You can kind of see it here, it's like the used a crimper of some kind to make a little tab out of the bolt.
Needless to say a regular bolt would work just fine.
Yeah there isn't anything extra compared to say the top picture I posted. The bushing itself that's pressed into the mount is a metal sleeve with the rubber inside of it, and then the metal sleeve for the bolt.
The bolt itself just had a little crimped section. I don't know what the purpose was, to keep the bolt from spinning when you started the nut? To keep the sleeve from spinning on the bolt? Beats me. It's really small, so it's not like it would take much force to spin the bolt in the sleeve. You can kind of see it here, it's like the used a crimper of some kind to make a little tab out of the bolt.
Needless to say a regular bolt would work just fine.