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B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
Yep , that fits too but need only one.
B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
Should arrive around 27th of october !?!? Hope thats not true.
Hope thats not true.
Aussie67
Well-Known Member
I feel your pain Bruno. Try living at the bottom of the world......
limeyboy
Active Member
But at least you have access to a lot of Cleveland stuff unlike the UK.
I've found a 302/351 aussie cleveland block over here but I'm not sure if it works with "normal 351 cleveland bits" heads etc?
I'd like to build a stroker up " one bit at a time" when I find parts
Aussie67
Well-Known Member
I think other than a thicker cylinder wall/ block everything else should be the same
B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
same thinking.
B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
Guess what ? Got one piece and .............did not fit .....cause ......ordered the wrong one.........stupid A$$ I am !!!!!!!!!
9151-6-6 it should ....ordered 9151-10-10 way to big !!!
9151-6-6 it should ....ordered 9151-10-10 way to big !!!
Measure five times, cut once.
limeyboy
Active Member
I like the sound of a thicker cylinder wall it's being able to use my Saunderson headers I bought last year
Aussie67
Well-Known Member
Well on the positive, you know which will fit....
i think we have all done it. Got some new in box brake callipers here when you need them.
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B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
I looked for hydraulic part but it seems that I have to look for A/C parts according to this chart.
I measured the thread on the pump and it seems that it is, like said before , 5/8-18 thread.
according to this chart , I have to look for A/C parts ???
Correct me if I am wrong . 45° flare SAE.
I measured the thread on the pump and it seems that it is, like said before , 5/8-18 thread.
according to this chart , I have to look for A/C parts ???
Correct me if I am wrong . 45° flare SAE.
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Aussie67
Well-Known Member
Can't read the detail on the chart but the name at the bottom suggests they are hydraulic fittings. That said A/c fittings should be OK as long as any taper or thread matches.
B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
Fitting Thread Size Chart - Printable
Fitting thread size chart is intended as a quick reference guide for thread size by dash size.
www.new-line.com
B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
hydraulic JIC = 37° flare and in 3/8 od tube , they have 9/16 thread.
hydraulic SAE = 45° flare and in 3/8 od tube , they have the 5/8-18 thread which I need .
hydraulic SAE = 45° flare and in 3/8 od tube , they have the 5/8-18 thread which I need .
Aussie67
Well-Known Member
Are you sure you can't find one of those locally/ closer? They seem pretty standard.
B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
I am trying , but its Belgium . Down here they ( businesses ) are old school and haven't found their way on the net !!
Have to search in the Netherlands or Germany.
Have to search in the Netherlands or Germany.
Aussie67
Well-Known Member
Ok but could you go visit a few garages and ask if they can get one in?
B67FSTB
The NorCal dude from Belgium
SAE standart is not common over here.
You can go to shops that sell hydraulic components but for privat person they will not go that extra mile.
Meanwhile I have posted some emails on their sites. Hope they respond.
You can go to shops that sell hydraulic components but for privat person they will not go that extra mile.
Meanwhile I have posted some emails on their sites. Hope they respond.
Aussie67
Well-Known Member
That sucks. Anything available England? Maybe Limey can help