Mertin
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Whats my options for sorting this?
New hub?
Any chance of tapping it out?
Or helicoil?
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alan-g-w
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I'd not be putting a helicoil in the drum tbh.
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gazza808
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helicoil will be fine,
a helicoil is stronger than the thread it replaces,
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alan-g-w
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Do you have any idea of the thickness of metal that the helicoil would be going into?
[Edited on 11-02-2010 by alan-g-w]
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Mertin
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Presuming theres nothing stopping me from helicoili'n it in situation?
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alan-g-w
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How are you going to helicoil it? There's nothing for the helicoil to bottom out against, it'll be loose in the hole.
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gazza808
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not if fitted right, i put helicoils in through holes every week at work.
wind it in and snap the bottom off.
won't come out.
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alan-g-w
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What is stopping it from coming out the hole? And how is it going to 'catch' enough to snap the bottom off?
[Edited on 11-02-2010 by alan-g-w]
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Mertin
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http://coolercasesuk.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1211
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gazza808
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exactly like in the link
it wont come out because of the pressure on the threads
[Edited on 11-02-2010 by gazza808]
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Mertin
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Any reccomended sets or places to get them? Ideally just want the tool and the size of helicoil I need rather than buying a set as it'll likely never get used again
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SnK
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Heli-coiling will be the best method.. I know it's not about cars, but i work in a bike shop(currently) and we use helicoils on stripped threads all the time. Works a treat! And stays in place due to the pressure on the threads it holds glue.
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gazza808
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quote: Originally posted by Mertin
Any reccomended sets or places to get them? Ideally just want the tool and the size of helicoil I need rather than buying a set as it'll likely never get used again
try a local engineering shop,
shame your not closer or i'd lend you a set lol
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alan-g-w
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I still don't think the drum would even be thick enough unless you used a short arse helicoil
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gazza808
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quote: Originally posted by alan-g-w
I still don't think the drum would even be thick enough unless you used a short arse helicoil
you can shorten the helicoils,
also they're should be enough meat in it, because it's tapped in the first place lol
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SportBoy
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if its runing drums on the back id just get another drum . .. there not expensive.
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Mertin
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Na its discs on the back, Ibiza fr
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