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| Going nuts Dax cobra approx 7 yrs old ,factory supplied hallibrands-still have reciept.But nuts around the split rims corroded,try as I may I cannot find replacements(they are not image) They are splined head -7mm dia- length from under the head is 32mm of which approx 1/2 is threaded, held on at the back with a standard nut. I have had it suggested that very few people make/supply 7mm bolts and it would be ok to use 6mm -sounds a bit gash to me- can anyone help? Thanks Ian. |
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| RE: Going nuts Hi there when you say they are splined head do you mean socket head ??? silly question are you sure they are metric ?? instead of going down to 6mm you could go to 1/4 UNF so that you are only 25 thou undersize instead of approx 40 thou under your other alternative would be to try for a 9/32 UNF but these willl probably be as hard to get hold as 7mm. One last thought R.S components do quite a varied range of specials. cheers Paul |
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| RE: Going nuts I replaced mine on the last set I had with Stainless Steel items. They were identicle in size to the originals. I got them from Bradford Bolt and Nut Company 01274 662222. When I got them Stainless had seen a slump, I think they might add up to a price now. Regards. Mike. |
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| RE: Going nuts Thanks guys, I have tried quite a few local suppliers without any joy -Ill keep trying. Does any one have a contact for RS components please?( Yes they are "splined " or ay least I think thats what is called i.e. have heads with ridged lines running down rather than standard corners.) Ian. |
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| RE: Going nuts RS components have their own on line catalogue @ rswww.com Another company who do nuts & bolts etc is Namrick, just type it into your search engine and it will come up with web site. Hope this helps. |
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| RE: Going nuts Hi Ian, I had the same problem with my wheels,bought around the same time. They are compomotove and are indeed fitted with 7m bolts as described. These are not a standard bolt and are High Tensile. Your easiest option would be to have the heads blasted with a fine grit or bead and them paint them. You will find it almost immpossible to get replacements except from compomotive. I have bought spares from them and they are very good (if a tad expensive). I would not personally go for any other sized bolt as the choice made by the manufacturer will be based on a well calculated figures, not least of which will be load speading and tensile strength both attributes peculiar to these specific bolts. Hope this helps. All the best Paul Gayter
__________________ All the best Paul. |
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