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Re: Warning - Rear Wheel Bolts - Mono
Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2010 8:34 pm
by Roy Gavin
Most high tensile bolts have a rolled thread - I would be reluctant to cut a thread one one.
Not easy either, the roll forming puts a hard skin on the bolt which tears rather than cut, in my experience.
Re: Warning - Rear Wheel Bolts - Mono
Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 9:48 am
by vanzen
Roy Gavin wrote:Most high tensile bolts have a rolled thread - I would be reluctant to cut a thread one one.
Not easy either, the roll forming puts a hard skin on the bolt which tears rather than cut, in my experience.
Precisely !
That will be my problem with using modified stock screws,
and the reason to search for a replacement ...
Today's project: Measure the angle of the hub's tapered seat.
If it is (the Euro automotive standard) 60º – then a BMW auto lug-screw can be used.
These are available as a flanged hex head, partially threaded, 10.9 rating, M12-1.5 x 45.
and only the length will need to be shortened by 2 mm.
The "cone" would be integral, however ... ?
Re: Warning - Rear Wheel Bolts - Mono
Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 10:01 am
by dougie
vanzen@rockerboxer.com wrote:Today's project: Measure the angle of the hub's tapered seat.
If it is (the Euro automotive standard) 60º – then a BMW auto lug-screw can be used.
These are available as ISO 10.9, M12/45 -1.5
Only the length will need to be shortened by 2 mm.
FWIW - I just measured the angle on one of the wheel bolt "cones". It is 60 degrees.
Re: Warning - Rear Wheel Bolts - Mono
Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 10:12 am
by vanzen
dougie wrote:
FWIW - I just measured the angle on one of the wheel bolt "cones". It is 60 degrees.
Well thanks for that dougie ...
Edit:
With your info, dougie, I found some screws that will work !
Black nickel coated M12-1.5, 10.9 rating, 27 mm shank
(length of cone must be subtracted to get shank length) –
BMW auto lug screws. Perfect !
Thanks again.
Re: Warning - Rear Wheel Bolts - Mono
Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 1:54 pm
by dougie
vanzen@rockerboxer.com wrote:dougie wrote:
FWIW - I just measured the angle on one of the wheel bolt "cones". It is 60 degrees.
Well thanks for that dougie ...
Edit:
With your info, dougie, I found some screws that will work !
Black nickel coated M12-1.5, 10.9 rating, 27 mm shank
(length of cone must be subtracted to get shank length) –
BMW auto lug screws. Perfect !
Thanks again.
Hey you are welcome, I have picked up a number of tips from you over the years.