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Looking at the different types of Taps, I thought it may have more been the design that limited it. Im guessing that Sutton are saying that you can reliably tap "x" depth with "x" tap...any more and its a crap shoot.
Can anyone recall the failing of the smaller Range Rover pin end? Im thinking that the bush may have more rubber and therefore a little more flex/complience...
Serg,
my specs are.....
M20 x2.5 thread pin end ( deefer/county I think??)
M22 x 2.5 thread adjustable end of pin
M22 course threads nicely into 40 x 10 hollow bar (~20mm ID)
Dc
Can someone confirm pin sizes please??
Use a Super Pro bush and it's a non issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by uninformed
uninformed,
Track down mick moyle engineering in summer hill
Mostly 2nd hand gear but some new
Place is a complete and utter lolly shop, was there on friday whilst in sydney for my mums birthday.flew down with hand luggage, taking 21kg bag back
Anyway, ramble ramble. I saw some M20 and 22 taps as well as plenty of large imperial Unf and nc long reach machine and hand taps. Range from 10 to 25 or so bucks.
For a job that needs two threads this is where i would start.
Steve
Thanks I will look for them
Yep, Modman, the trailing arms I got off a D1, same as Def AFAIK are M20x2.5 pin. When you said you were using 40x10, I figured that was 40 OD x 10 ID, as some hollow bar is classified....along with the 16mm tap statement had me confused...I didnt think you would have a smaller dia in the hollow bar than the pin end....so your hollow bar is 40x20 ;)
20nmv6 seemed like good hollow bar
I'm no metallurgist by far
It was recommended by hsv Rangie many moons ago
It's not expensive or hard to obtain and easy to weld:)
I'm flat out but hopefully find time to post pics this week
Dc