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Old 10th January 2010, 09:37 AM
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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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Old 10th January 2010, 09:42 AM
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and the taper angle is correct with those?

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Old 10th January 2010, 09:50 AM
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Yup.
Seemed to be perfek.
Hard to beleive for £3.85,
especialy as some people want 20 quid for the mod
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Old 10th January 2010, 09:55 AM
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so when reamed, the OD of the lower hole should be at 16mm.

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Old 10th January 2010, 10:03 AM
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See, now you getting complicated.

When I did mine I kept doing a bit then tested it, till I got about half the thread through.
So when I tightened it up it pulled in snug without the thread bottoming out.

Not sure, but think if you did it till the bottom was 16mm it may be too much.
You will need someone that has done one recently to be sure.
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i did mine as Dogwood suggests,

a little at a time, keep checking that you haven,t gone too far,

takes about 10 mins per upright, do it like tapping a thread, half turn in quarter turn back.... keeps the cutting edge of the reamer clean of swarf & helps get a clean cut on the steel.

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Old 10th January 2010, 11:16 AM
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Sounds easy enough, I just remember when I started a Locost back in 2004 that this was one of the difficult bits to get done ( or there was no information ). Which is why I bought Astra bottom ball joints.

I gave up that build due to a number of issues and sold the chassi.. I got an email last year from the guy that bougt the bits saying he needed a quick letter to state the chassis was new as he was about to register the car

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i did mine as Dogwood suggests,

a little at a time, keep checking that you haven,t gone too far,

takes about 10 mins per upright, do it like tapping a thread, half turn in quarter turn back.... keeps the cutting edge of the reamer clean of swarf & helps get a clean cut on the steel.

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thats funny andy if you look at this quote of yours back in august you said it took you 15mins a side

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took me about 15 minutes for eachside by hand, just keep checking that you don,t go too far,
whilst turning the reamer just keep downwards pressure on it so that it is actually cutting.

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