End Link Thread Pitch - Stainless steel nuts ok?
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End Link Thread Pitch - Stainless steel nuts ok?
Discovered one of my rear end links was broken so I'm replacing with Evo R adjustable. Doesn't look like they come with nuts so I'm thinking of purchasing some 316 flange nuts from mcmaster. I know they're weaker than the stock grade 8 but don't think it will be a problem in this application.
I had to grind the endlinks off so I can't measure the thread pitch. Anyone know this?
I had to grind the endlinks off so I can't measure the thread pitch. Anyone know this?
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Find out what pitch the new end links have.
The supplier should know.
The supplier should know.
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I had tried to reach out but my emails got kicked back. I figured that nuts may come with them, but I'm going to replace with stainless steel nuts where possible, or at minimum zinc coated. My entire underbody will eventually get replaced/coated so when I have the opportunity to replace parts I like to upgrade.
If no one knows what size I guess I will have to measure when they come in, and will update this thread for future users.
If no one knows what size I guess I will have to measure when they come in, and will update this thread for future users.
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I thought they came with nuts back when I bought a set. That was maybe 12 or 13 years ago though. Still have the rear ones. One of the fronts broke and I use the PowerLink brand there now instead. They don’t make a short rear set though.
Pretty sure the OE size is M10x1.25. If its not a flanged nut then you’ll need a washer too. I would highly recommend using anti-seize on the stud threads.
Pretty sure the OE size is M10x1.25. If its not a flanged nut then you’ll need a washer too. I would highly recommend using anti-seize on the stud threads.
Last edited by TeamRX8; 11-28-2020 at 01:11 AM.
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Got my Evo-R endlinks. They did not come with nuts, and they are M10x1.25. Posting in case anyone needs for future! I love having a thread pitch identification tool...
Last edited by onlytrueromeo; 12-05-2020 at 09:46 AM.
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Are stainless steel nuts weldable?
I"m looking to weld a stainless steel nut to a stainless steel rod. I'm also not sure what kind of capacity I would get for the weld or even if a stainless steel nut is weldable. Would it still be the same as steel?
I"m looking to weld a stainless steel nut to a stainless steel rod. I'm also not sure what kind of capacity I would get for the weld or even if a stainless steel nut is weldable. Would it still be the same as steel?
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