Unless your looking for exact to OEM copies down to the stamped in part number for a restoration, with bolts and nuts with exact markings for a restoration, the fact that the bolts are coarse thread or fine thread does not matter as far a strength goes in this area. If it did then Chrysler would never have switched to a coarse thread and a stove nut in the mid 70s. I will likely stick with fine thread and stove nuts if thats whats needed to sell these.
This all being said the prototypes of the 6 pairs of 340/360 mounts are mine. Trying to sort some things with the hardware issues right now and do test fitting on a 360 block, and also get to a friends place to test on a 340 block. This being said these are the same thickness as OEM 7 gage steel .1875" thick. These are NOT made in China!!! Before somebody tries to get that **** storm started, I'm ending it.
My friend who makes these runs a 390 inch dart drag car in Brazil. He uses a variation of these mounts that fit a 318 on the LH side, along with moroso solid mounts to attach to the K frame. These do not bend even without the extra piece. I already asked that question.
They do not have 340/360 blocks there with the different LH mount ear location, so he prototyped these off my 360 block dimensions. These are the first 6 pairs. Because Brazillian 318 blocks are cast a little different the mounting ears are not as thick. The mounting hardware that was sent is too short.
Anyways as much as I want to list these for sale right now, I cannot since I want to offer a true bolt on kit with the right hardware and want make sure everything fits as it's supposed to. Please do not inundate my mailbox wanting these, they are not for sale yet
As Paul Harvey used to say, heres the rest of the story.