Fasteners size for drive shafts
Fasteners size for drive shafts
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e635815

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Saturday 11th December 2010
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There are 6 BTR fasteners on each side of the drive shafts going from the dif. to the hub.
These fasteners are neither metric, nor UNF. I suspect they must be 3/8'' BSF.
Can someone confirm and also tell me where can I buy online?
Thanks for your help.
Philippe

e635815

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379 posts

219 months

Saturday 11th December 2010
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Similarily, the four BTR bolts holding the diff to its brackets. They must be 7/16'' UNC or BSW, right?

spend

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282 months

Saturday 11th December 2010
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OTOMH drive shafts could be M8?

Mounts should be 7/16" UNC IIRC.

e635815

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379 posts

219 months

Saturday 11th December 2010
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Drive shafts bolts are definitely not metric! On both sides...(I have checked with metric fasteners)
They look like 3/8'' but have 20 TPI, hence BSF, I think.

spend

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Saturday 11th December 2010
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e635815 said:
Drive shafts bolts are definitely not metric! On both sides...(I have checked with metric fasteners)
They look like 3/8'' but have 20 TPI, hence BSF, I think.
M8 is @ 3/8" & 20 threads per inch........

e635815

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379 posts

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Sunday 12th December 2010
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Nop....
M8 is 8mm diameter and 17TPI.
3/8" is around 9,54mm diameter.

I have tried with a metric bolts and it doesn't screw in. I know that on some cars, there are two different types of fasteners used wether you're on the diff side or on the hub side. On my car, they are both from the same type i.e. non-metric, around 3/8" diameter and 20TPI.
So BSW or not BSW?

spend

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Sunday 12th December 2010
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Fine then wink

VictorMeldrew

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Sunday 12th December 2010
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spend said:
Fine then wink
Britsh Standard Fine?

You are just trying to confuse now Dave!!

wink

V8NRG

854 posts

274 months

Sunday 12th December 2010
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Taken from the Clever trevor website :

Drive shaft bolt, silver for all later cars fitted with BTR differential, M10 x 60mm, x 1.25 fine thread.

Fits: Cerbera V8, Tuscan, Griffith, T350, Chimaera, Tamora, Cerbera SP6, Tuscan2, Sagaris

Eddited to add link:


http://www.clever-trevor.net/part/680/btr-drive-sh...

Edited by V8NRG on Sunday 12th December 21:40

spend

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Monday 13th December 2010
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Triple bugger, there are 3 pitches available under M10 IIRC hehe

fenderbender

339 posts

255 months

Sunday 10th April 2011
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V8NRG said:
Taken from the Clever trevor website :

Drive shaft bolt, silver for all later cars fitted with BTR differential, M10 x 60mm, x 1.25 fine thread.

Fits: Cerbera V8, Tuscan, Griffith, T350, Chimaera, Tamora, Cerbera SP6, Tuscan2, Sagaris

Eddited to add link:


http://www.clever-trevor.net/part/680/btr-drive-sh...

Edited by V8NRG on Sunday 12th December 21:40
I just trawled the net to see if I could get any cheaper from a fittings supplier. I could not beat Clever Trev's price, although I could match it. The other thing to watch out for is the tensile rating which should be 12.9 and printed on the bolt head.

e635815

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Sunday 10th April 2011
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M10 X 1,25 they are.....beer

Not easy, nor cheap to source!!

V8NRG

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Sunday 10th April 2011
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fenderbender said:
I just trawled the net to see if I could get any cheaper from a fittings supplier. I could not beat Clever Trev's price, although I could match it. The other thing to watch out for is the tensile rating which should be 12.9 and printed on the bolt head.
I bought a box of 100 bolts with washers for about £35 from a local engineering shop.