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Old 21 June 2005, 08:38 PM
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Question Gear **** question

Bit of a silly one, but can anyone tell me what the thread size is of the gear stick shaft.
I am trying to buy a new **** and the supplier needs to know the thread size!
It is for a JDM 96 WRX.
Old 22 June 2005, 10:11 AM
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Is it the OE **** you're after? Can't help on that I'm afraid but the Momo ***** are fantastic and very popular - and they don't screw on so no problem there!
Old 22 June 2005, 04:48 PM
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No its a new screw on one and the company need the thread size, so thet can supply me with the right one.
I have got the shaft measurements but not the thread. Its a pain in the R's
Old 22 June 2005, 06:59 PM
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No idea what size it is I am affraid, but just a suggestion.....

Perhaps unscrew and take into B&Q or similar (a motor factors would be better), and try several bolts until one fits. Then take a note of the size.

Just a suggestion, as I know my local motor factors have been very helpful with such things in the past.
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Finally, some quality advice. Sounds like a plan!
Old 25 June 2005, 08:47 AM
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Also you can take you car to a good engineering company unscrew the **** when you get there and if you ask nicely they will check thread size using a die.

Mike..
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It's an M12 fine.

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Thank you, all
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