oil filter canister spacers

oldskool

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i have oil filer canister for a 59ab engine w/ offy heads i need 3 spacers to clear fins on head looks like i will need about 3/4 tall x 1" dia.with 7/16 hole any one know of a supplier ? thanks
 

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You may want to try Tractor Supply. I think they have a section that has bolts and nuts also bushing and many other hard to find items. JMO
 
I used 3 of these bolts to replace the 3 head bolts when I modified my 8BA oil canister to fit the headbolt locations on the aluminum heads. Will probably work for you also. Now I don't have to remove the headbolts in order to remove the canister.

I also made a spacer to raise the canister 1/4 in. above the bolt head, if needed. I didn't use it and it's for sale if you need it. It fits on top of the" New" headbolts and gets hidden under the canister mounting flange. Thanks, JIM
 

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I used 3 of these bolts to replace the 3 head bolts when I modified my 8BA oil canister to fit the headbolt locations on the aluminum heads. Will probably work for you also. Now I don't have to remove the headbolts in order to remove the canister.

I also made a spacer to raise the canister 1/4 in. above the bolt head, if needed. I didn't use it and it's for sale if you need it. It fits on top of the" New" headbolts and gets hidden under the canister mounting flange. Thanks, JIM

jim i already have longer bolts just need spacers.nice engine you got there,thanks al
 
I found some heavy-walled steel tubing at McMaster-Carr of Chicago to make axle bearing spacers for my field mower a few months ago. You might try them. Propably have some in stainless, as well.

They have all kinds of hardware.

Al Hook
 
I use old nuts from Ford spindle kingpin locking bolts. Saw or grind the top of them off and you have 7/16 fine threads on both ends.
 
My local hardware store has spacers in various diameters and lengths, they appear to be Cadmium plated.
 
I used a 1" bar of 6061 Aluminum - chucked it in my lathe and whacked a few out. Easy job, works perfectly and looks good.
 
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