Understanding thread sizes
Ie M10 x 1.25, 7/16unf 24tpi, etc etc
Is the first bit the size, the 2nd bit the thread pitch yeah?
Just im in need of a banjo bolt for an oil feed, know its about the size of the above two, but not quite the same thread, so need to try some similar ones...
Is the first bit the size, the 2nd bit the thread pitch yeah?
Just im in need of a banjo bolt for an oil feed, know its about the size of the above two, but not quite the same thread, so need to try some similar ones...
Its the banjo bolt for a GT28RS ripoff.
Standard S13 Garrett T25 thread is meant to be the UNF one, but one person claimed it was the M10 one, frankly, i dunno.
Either way, my standard oil feed banjo bolt is VERY close, so same size (or itd be miles out, surely), but the threads wrong so wont catch n screw in.
Standard S13 Garrett T25 thread is meant to be the UNF one, but one person claimed it was the M10 one, frankly, i dunno.
Either way, my standard oil feed banjo bolt is VERY close, so same size (or itd be miles out, surely), but the threads wrong so wont catch n screw in.
just wind the cunt in and be done with it
i 'think' some jap stuff is a closer thread, so your m10 by 1.25 (or would it be 1.5?) wont fit obviously
my old man has got some thread measuring thingys, if you want, and the turbo aint on the car, i can take it over and have a look?
i 'think' some jap stuff is a closer thread, so your m10 by 1.25 (or would it be 1.5?) wont fit obviously
my old man has got some thread measuring thingys, if you want, and the turbo aint on the car, i can take it over and have a look?
With metric threads, the 1st number is the outside diameter of the bolt, 2nd is the distance between the threads (pitch) in mm.
For imperial, the 2nd number is threads per inch (TPI).
Best bet is to get it to a local fasteners place or engineer and let them measure it up
My local place just has a charity box, sling some coppers in it and he sorts me right out
Neil.
For imperial, the 2nd number is threads per inch (TPI).
Best bet is to get it to a local fasteners place or engineer and let them measure it up
My local place just has a charity box, sling some coppers in it and he sorts me right out
Neil.
Originally Posted by Stavros
Ie M10 x 1.25, 7/16unf 24tpi, etc
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