Starter post nut (small)

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78_Monte970

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Was working on the car today and had to unbolt the starter. Stupid me forgot to clean up the worlds smallest nut. Was wondering if anyone knew the size of the small nut on the small post on the starter solenoid. 8mm but I wanna know the thread and stuff so I can get a new one. Just thought I’d ask here before I try and pull it off again bc it’s a pain with the headers. Thanks
 

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Was working on the car today and had to unbolt the starter. Stupid me forgot to clean up the worlds smallest nut. Was wondering if anyone knew the size of the small nut on the small post on the starter solenoid. 8mm but I wanna know the thread and stuff so I can get a new one. Just thought I’d ask here before I try and pull it off again bc it’s a pain with the headers. Thanks

some of us run a ford style solinoid with headers so we don't have to play with that wire, with the remote solinoid the battery cable is only cable going to the solenoid and is only hot when starting the car....
 
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some of us run a ford style solinoid with headers so we don't have to play with that wire, with the remote solinoid the battery cable is only cable going to the solenoid and is only hot when starting the car....
Still have to jump the terminals....
 
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