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Old 10th January 2010, 09:01 AM
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He's talking about the astra ball joint I think and not the complete hub.geometry would be totally different with GM parts.
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Old 10th January 2010, 09:10 AM
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Anyone got a link to this reamer?

I did mean the astra bottom ball joint, it has the same taper as the sierra.

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Old 10th January 2010, 09:15 AM
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Cheap as chips, and do the job superb..
http://www.axminster.co.uk/product.a...sfile=1&jump=0

Take care though, easy to over do it.
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And the taper is correct on those?

Which one is correct the 19mm or 12mm??

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Silly me. You'll need the 19mm reamer as the taper is 14-16mm if I remember correctly.
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Silly me. You'll need the 19mm reamer as the taper is 14-16mm if I remember correctly.
Silly you? silly me..
Yes 19mm and yes makes a good fit

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and the taper angle is correct with those?

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1992 - 1995 Cavalier has exact same taper/pin dimensions to the one in the Sierra TCA. I used it on a previous project years ago though it would require a slight redesign of the lower wishbone.

As for hand reaming the taper I'm guessing the hand reamer has the same 14°taper as the ball joint but how can the hand reamer be accurately controlled to prevent it 'wobbling' as you ream? I didn't think this type of tool was for reaming such a deep hole with required level of accuracy.
I thought it was for de-burring holes and providing 'lead' in to holes

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