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Simon Crook
Firing on two.
Joined: June 14th, 2009, 10:27 pm
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 what size thread - suspension tie rods Come on you clever lot what size thread are the suspension tie rods
Thanks
Simon
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2CViking
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Re: what size thread - suspension tie rods 11 x 1 mm
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Simon Crook
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Re: what size thread - suspension tie rods Thanks Viking - thats a good size as I have both a tap & die that size 
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ken
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Re: what size thread - suspension tie rods Simon, best not to go overboard with those taps and dies. The threads on the tie rods were rolled, not cut and any reduction in the major diameter of the thread might cause a problem, especially with uprated springs... Simon Crook wrote: Thanks Viking - thats a good size as I have both a tap & die that size
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Simon Crook
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Re: what size thread - suspension tie rods thanks Ken for that, will take care
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Sean
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Re: what size thread - suspension tie rods i know you can get un fluted taps ( slightly triangular in shape , they push softer metals into the thread form rather than cutting) but can you get un fluted dies?
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Lenny
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Joined: December 28th, 2008, 11:58 pm
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Re: what size thread - suspension tie rods I chopped up an old tie rod end to clean my threads up.
I cut the loop off the end and cut a slit along the length with one of those skinny cutting discs.
I intended to weld a big nut in the middle of it but didn't need to in the end.
Worked for me.
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2CViking
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Re: what size thread - suspension tie rods ken wrote: Simon, best not to go overboard with those taps and dies. The threads on the tie rods were rolled, not cut and any reduction in the major diameter of the thread might cause a problem, especially with uprated springs... Simon Crook wrote: Thanks Viking - thats a good size as I have both a tap & die that size I've ''cleaned'' tie rod end threads for years using a ''standard'' 11 x 1 mm die. Never seen one fail. Even totally over loaded 2cvs driving on 10 million corrugations in the out back and still not coming apart. The rod will snap yes but the thread is pretty strong, despite only a centimeter or so, is holding on to the end eye.
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subarupete
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Re: what size thread - suspension tie rods Broken Tie Rod Eye. Attachment: P1010013-11 copy.jpg
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Pony
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Re: what size thread - suspension tie rods yep i too have re threaded many tie rods with no probs for off road
Broken eye holes are quite common!
pony
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