need a tap&die set with a 12mx1.5 tap
need a tap&die set with a 12mx1.5 tap
does anyone have an extended tap kit that has the m12x1.5 that the r53 uses on the wheel hubs? I rushed through the wheel stud conversion and cross threaded one of my hubs. I am hoping to save the hub with a tap. Hopefully the conversion stud is hammered more than the hub that I can still use m12. Might also need a m14 in case the thread are too far crossed.
Hi
What you actually need is a DIE if it is for the stud. Since you are not actally cutting new threads you are repairing damaged ones. Go to a NAPA parts store and ask for a thread chaser. They look like a regular NUT but are designed to repair damaged threads. There are also DIEs available that are hex shaped so that you can use them with a socket and ratchet.
If you cant find anythin or can wait about a week, I will be traveling in my MINI back to Golden, Co. to visit family and could bring my Die with me.
Steve
What you actually need is a DIE if it is for the stud. Since you are not actally cutting new threads you are repairing damaged ones. Go to a NAPA parts store and ask for a thread chaser. They look like a regular NUT but are designed to repair damaged threads. There are also DIEs available that are hex shaped so that you can use them with a socket and ratchet.
If you cant find anythin or can wait about a week, I will be traveling in my MINI back to Golden, Co. to visit family and could bring my Die with me.
Steve
Hi
What you actually need is a DIE if it is for the stud. Since you are not actally cutting new threads you are repairing damaged ones. Go to a NAPA parts store and ask for a thread chaser. They look like a regular NUT but are designed to repair damaged threads. There are also DIEs available that are hex shaped so that you can use them with a socket and ratchet.
If you cant find anythin or can wait about a week, I will be traveling in my MINI back to Golden, Co. to visit family and could bring my Die with me.
Steve
What you actually need is a DIE if it is for the stud. Since you are not actally cutting new threads you are repairing damaged ones. Go to a NAPA parts store and ask for a thread chaser. They look like a regular NUT but are designed to repair damaged threads. There are also DIEs available that are hex shaped so that you can use them with a socket and ratchet.
If you cant find anythin or can wait about a week, I will be traveling in my MINI back to Golden, Co. to visit family and could bring my Die with me.
Steve
C., I can get you one but you know my location..could meet you along the way.
B.
Cenk,
Grainger has one: http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/2LWR7
locations: http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/2LWR7
B.
Grainger has one: http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/2LWR7
locations: http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/2LWR7
B.
Haha,
I'll put it on the list of tools to bring! No laughing! I am a firm believer in Carma yes Car-ma.
I'll put it on the list of tools to bring! No laughing! I am a firm believer in Carma yes Car-ma.
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The stud size is 12.1.5mm
The hub threads are much larger and not efected when changing from lug bolts to lug studs
Anyway, I'll wait untill the 12th, maybe it'll make more sense when we look at his dilemma.
you got it right B. The ironic thing is this is all because I still have not been able to fit the team dynamics race wheels that I picked up. The OEM lug bolts would not clear the bolt wholes on the TDR wheels. So I started putting on the stud conversion kit that I had sitting around. I should have stopped when that particular one was not sitting in right. oh well.
You may want to get down here as soon as possible. I think the DIY is over at 3pm.
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