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JoshWeaver Apr 20th, 10, 01:54 PM O.K. I have the template from Rick's 1st Gen to mount my 302 emblems on my cowl, but when I look at my OER emblems, they have the 2 mounting posts as well as another smaller and shorter nub (kinda like what you'd see on a hat or lapel pin to keep it from spinning). This will keep the emblem from laying flush on the cowl once I drill the holes. What do I do? Has anybody seen this before?" nashcar Apr 20th, 10, 02:02 PM Probably the center pin is for a locator hole. 69RS/Z28 Apr 20th, 10, 03:32 PM Maybe you can carefully grind it off? Or mark the hood after you make the mounting holes and put another small hole there? If your OER's are like my aftermarket's, they're not going to spin as the mounting posts are on the end of the emblem... X33D80 Apr 20th, 10, 05:07 PM Be careful when using that template. Double check that the hole pattern in the template matches your emblems because they don't always put the holes in the correct places. 8ballracing Apr 20th, 10, 07:54 PM be careful when using that template. Double check that the hole pattern in the template matches your emblems because they don't always put the holes in the correct places. x2 JoshWeaver Apr 21st, 10, 07:26 AM Great advice guys. Thanks. Can't wait to get them on. zman1969 Apr 21st, 10, 02:29 PM while were talking about this did OEM 302 emblems/hoods have this third nub on them? anyone have pictures?- of the hood holes i have orig GM emblems with same nub bilodeaulynn Apr 22nd, 10, 03:02 PM while were talking about this did OEM 302 emblems/hoods have this third nub on them? anyone have pictures?- of the hood holes i have orig GM emblems with same nub I have a set or two in the garage. If I can remember, I will look tonight. bilodeaulynn Apr 23rd, 10, 05:52 AM NOS GM part number 3961496 purchased 8-3-77 has the nub on the top right of the "0". Never knew that. Also, the two pegs are off-set. Not sure why you why the nub is even needed. | ||