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Manifold to Y pipe studs - correct size

I'm looking for the studs at the flange connecting the y pipe to the manifold. Most comments I see state 3/8-16 is the thread size, but a few also state M10x1.5. Rock auto shows both. Which is it? My car is a 1990 5.7

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Re: Manifold to Y pipe studs - correct size

It should be the 3/8". Rock Auto often lists stuff that isn't necessarily applicable to your selected vehicle. The metric studs would be for the V6.
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Re: Manifold to Y pipe studs - correct size

Originally Posted by 86blackiroc
It should be the 3/8". Rock Auto often lists stuff that isn't necessarily applicable to your selected vehicle. The metric studs would be for the V6.
Thanks. It's odd that there is no 3/8 Dorman option listed because I know they make them.
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