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blakep82

posted on 24/4/09 at 11:08 PM Reply With Quote
washers - table 3?

whats 'table 3'?

I'm going to buy some for putting all my suspension together, found 200 for £3, which seems more tempting than 50 rose joint side spacers for £40, but i don't know what table 3 means?





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iank

posted on 24/4/09 at 11:18 PM Reply With Quote
You'll need a copy of BS3410 to find out the exact specifications - table 3 is the bit that defines imperial heavy gauge washers.





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blakep82

posted on 24/4/09 at 11:20 PM Reply With Quote
ah, so its a measure of how thick they are?

i need nice thick ones.

cheers Ian





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ReMan

posted on 24/4/09 at 11:27 PM Reply With Quote
They probably are, but it also describes their diameter in respect to the bolt size. And you could have thick thin or med thickness.
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