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Author: Subject: Source for 5/8" UNF die?
tegwin

posted on 18/11/08 at 10:27 PM Reply With Quote
Source for 5/8" UNF die?

Im having trouble getting the nut onto my TVR driveshafts....

The first 9mm or so takes the 5/8" unf nut perfectly... but the rest of the thread is slightly larger and wont accept the nut...

The only way I can see that I can get the nut on properly is to run a die down the thread so its all uniform at 5/8"UNF...

However, I cant find a decent quality 5/8"UNF die... there are a few on ebay ranging from £5- £15..... its only going to be used once...maybe twice...





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A1

posted on 19/11/08 at 12:43 AM Reply With Quote
try getting in touch with david gerald sportscars, they really know their stuff with the m series tvrs, might be able to help you out....

http://www.davidgeraldtvr.com/

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pewe

posted on 19/11/08 at 05:50 PM Reply With Quote
Teg, try www.tracytools.com - they have some decent tools at reasonable prices.
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rusty nuts

posted on 19/11/08 at 07:44 PM Reply With Quote
Probably worth measuring the diameter of the shaft and the thread teeth per inch.A set of thread gauges cost a couple of quid , those and a Zuess chart are a good investment . The shaft may not be UNF? but unless you measure correctly you won't know.
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owelly

posted on 20/11/08 at 08:49 PM Reply With Quote
I could post one to you if you promise to post it back!!??





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