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M12 x 35mm long with a pitch of 1.75mm - WHERE?!
Hi everyone
In desperate need of some of these bolts for my STI front Callipers. Bought some brakes from Godspeed but they didn't come with them - anyone know of 'highstreet' type shops in the Leeds area which sell them? Need to buy them today as fitting tomorrow. Cheeeeeeeers!!! Lee |
Buck and hickman do a good range of bolts cap screws etc or try screwfix
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M12x 1.75 is a widely used tap size (well at Corus in Scunnt it certainly is), so I'd be suprised if you couldn't find any M12's floating about in a decent hardware shop, or even somewhere like B&Q.
May be longer, but you can cut them down to 35mm if necessary with any decent hacksaw and a bastard or 2nd cut file (is 35mm the thread depth not inluding the head of the bolt or does it include the head?). |
According to this line (https://www.scoobynet.com/showpost.p...3&postcount=16), the thread is 37mm and the hex head is 8mm - so I would assume I need 35mm or 37mm M12 bolts.
I have found some at Screwfix - would these do : http://www.screwfix.com/prods/66205/...5mm-Pack-of-10 |
Originally Posted by LeeP
(Post 9339032)
According to this line (https://www.scoobynet.com/showpost.p...3&postcount=16), the thread is 37mm and the hex head is 8mm - so I would assume I need 35mm or 37mm M12 bolts.
I have found some at Screwfix - would these do : http://www.screwfix.com/prods/66205/...5mm-Pack-of-10 I'd personally find an engineering firm in the yellow pages and see what they say. When it comes to brakes, I'm always proper anal, even in a 1.1 Peugeot :lol1: |
Just spoke to a good engineering company - any high tensile bolt should be able to withstand the pressure exerted. Subaru are closed now, they want £11.02 per bolt for OEM. Will probably use these til I can get the originals ordered 'just in case' !!
Cheers |
Originally Posted by LeeP
(Post 9339080)
Just spoke to a good engineering company - any high tensile bolt should be able to withstand the pressure exerted. Subaru are closed now, they want £11.02 per bolt for OEM. Will probably use these til I can get the originals ordered 'just in case' !!
Cheers Not long since done the properties of various metals on my apprenticeship. you want a bolt that is high in Tensile strength so that it doesn't shear or give way under high pressure. That and a material which won't extend beyond its yeild or ultimate strength. If you're sad like me, you'll find this interesting re. Tensile strengths :D http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tensile_strength |
Lee just txt'd Arf...
dunx |
Hi Lee
I PM'd you first thing this morning so hopefully early enough to get some , as per my PM , if you get socket caps ( allen key bolts ) they will have a 12.9 strenth grade which will be fine for these , you will get these easily enough from any bolt suppliers local to you for about a £1 each , I dont have any here the right size to suit the STi brembo's I sent you Cheers Ian |
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Originally Posted by Ian Godney
(Post 9339272)
Hi Lee
I PM'd you first thing this morning so hopefully early enough to get some , as per my PM , if you get socket caps ( allen key bolts ) they will have a 12.9 strenth grade which will be fine for these , you will get these easily enough from any bolt suppliers local to you for about a £1 each , I dont have any here the right size to suit the STi brembo's I sent you Cheers Ian Sadly nowhere local has the allen key bolts you mentioned. I went to screwfix, a local engineers, a couple of hardware stores etc and they just don't stock them in these sizes (max M8). So I've had to go for some hex bolts M12 x 35mm and M12 x 40mm (will see which work the best and can hack the 40mm down if required til mid week) til I can order some on Monday from Subaru. I guess they'll be pulling my pants down twice in one week :cry: I also had a panic over the SS Goodridge hoses I have presently installed on the 4 pots - but luckily the Subaru 4 pot and the Factory brembos have the same fitting line - so hope these are true STI brembos else it'll be £80 on new hoses too. |
Originally Posted by LeeP
(Post 9339032)
According to this line (https://www.scoobynet.com/showpost.p...3&postcount=16), the thread is 37mm and the hex head is 8mm - so I would assume I need 35mm or 37mm M12 bolts.
I have found some at Screwfix - would these do : http://www.screwfix.com/prods/66205/...5mm-Pack-of-10 No they wont do, stainless is weaker, you want minimum grade 8.8 you sure there not 1.25mm pitch? |
Yes your hoses you have fitted now will fit the calipers , you dont need to change them.
I can't believe that no one local to you had bolts , I live in a fairly small town , and we have 4 places that do bolts ect , and these bolts are a standard thread bolt , if I had more available tiime yesterday I would have driven out to them and got some , but I had so much work to do , and orders to prepare to send out I couldn't get out , Cheers Ian |
Any of these local to you , just did a quick google search
Spensall Engineering Ltd Nuts & Bolts Tel: 0113 245 0726| Kitson Rd, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS10 1NR Andrews Fasteners Ltd Nuts & Bolts Tel: 0113 246 9992| Unit 8, Latchmore Industrial Park, Low Fields Rd, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS12 6DN Illingworth Supplies Ltd Nuts & Bolts Tel: 01943 879220| Fountain Works, rear of 72, Otley Rd, Guiseley, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS20 8BH Woods & Hughes (Bolts & Screws) Ltd Nuts & Bolts Tel: 0113 270 9897| Ap1b, Millshaw Park Trading Estate, Millshaw Lane, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS11 0HF The Bright Screw Co.Ltd, Nuts & Bolts Tel: 0113 256 4166| Boundary Works, Bagley Lane, Rodley, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS13 1JB Intro Industrial Supplies Nuts & Bolts Tel: 0113 249 4529| 384, York Rd, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS9 9ED |
Originally Posted by 172sport
(Post 9339379)
No they wont do, stainless is weaker, you want minimum grade 8.8
you sure there not 1.25mm pitch? Cheers Ian |
Just for reference for people in this position in the future - the STI Brembo bolts are actuallyM12 x 35mm x 1.5 - NOT 1.75.
Also be very cautious when using new bolts as the Brembo thread is straight in the aluminium and can easily be broken, |
At least some suppliers know what they are talking about !
https://www.scoobynet.com/wheels-tyr...d-brembos.html HTH dunx |
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whoops dropped a b0llock here didn't I , The Mitsubishi front brembo's have a pitch of 1.75mm , dont know what confused me there as I am always spot on , please accept my apologies.
The rear brembo calipers have a standard pitch on the threads , M10 x 1.5mm , and the fronts have a fine pitch of indeed 1.5 not the standard 1.75mm thread , its the Mit EVO that has a standard thread pitch of 1.75. Lee I'll reply to your PM now Cheers Ian |
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