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![]() 1-drive flanges have 3/8-24 thread instead of M8 2-3/8-24 cap screw doesn't fit in the T2 CV Can i drill out the CV's bolt holes to 3/8? How hard is the CV? I can't use the setup from the close ratio box because: 10 tooth spider gear conversion, 091 output shafts (super spline drives), 091 flanges Pete
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'72 super '65 bus '52 split Last edited by petevw; May 14th 2009 at 03:20. |
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Pete,
Empi in fact makes two different styles of drive flanges. The ones with the "HD" bolts (3/8) and ones with stock (M8) I went through this myself. I eventually got a pair with the M8 thread. I think Greg got mine through Rancho. I know Cip1 only lists the 3/8. You should be able to drill out the CVs if that's the route you go. In a drill press, use a slow rpm (200 or slower) and a fast feed on the handle. To my recollection CVs are case hardened on the wear surfaces for about 1/32 or so. So you shouldn't have to worry about contacting that. If in fact there are a few hard spots, you may need to sharpen the drill a few times. Just sucks that you'll have to clean and repack each one to ensure no chips get lodged in there! Best of luck! Alex PS I have stock axles/cvs and flanges you can borrow for the trip if that helps.
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3/8" is closer in size to 10 mm, so you should have enough meat there to drill them out and rethread. What a biotch that is ... good luck with it.
cheers Ed N. |
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