Oil injector hole pressure tap fittings, I need two of them, how do
I get them?
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Berkley Thompson
I am out right at the moment and it is real expensive to make just
2 on an NC lathe.
The biz is starting to pick up again but it will be six months or a
year before
it is fiscally possible to make a bunch more on an NC lathe.
I can hand make two of them for you for $25 dollars each.
Go on the Lamar Instruments web site and make a $50 donation
to the time to climb project.
http://lamarinstruments.com/
Send me your mailing address.
Add $5 for shipping.
Paul Lamar
What is the thread? Could you use a short cap screw of say 1/2"
length and drill a hole in the
center and Siler solder or braze a short tube that has a small lip
on it?
Dale Davies
10 MM 1.0
Paul Lamar
Paul and All,
Double check the thread for the oil injector hole
fittings.........I have used short 86-91 RX7 torque converter
to flex-plate bolts to plug these holes........If I remember
correctly they are 10 mm x 1.25 thread.......FWIW
Kelly Troyer
I think you screwed up the threads :-) A metric 1.0 is real close
to a metric 1.25
It is easy to screw the wrong metric thread into aluminum :-)
Paul Lamar
For the rx8 (not sure on others), I can confirm the oil injector
holes are 1.25thread.
I also checked the machines pressure tap fittings and they are 1.25
aswell.
Buy some m10x1.25 10mm length, drill a hole and weld a barb or AN
fitting.
- Matt Boiteau
Paul,
Could you make the taps from a regular banjo fitting? You could silver
solder the end of the bolt shut an use a jet drill to size the orifice
to the size needed. You could even get one with an AN fitting on it to
plumb into your system.
Look up a 997631ERL on summit racing. That and the bolt and washers
should work.
Bill Jepson
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