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Title: converting to 14mm studs Post by: Rocket Ron on April 09, 2011, 08:15:19 am Hi
I'm looking at converting to 14mm studs and nuts on my 59 5 stud car do I use a 13mm drill with 14mm tap or 14mm drill with 14mm tap or would you use press in studs ?? thanks Ron Title: Re: converting to 14mm studs Post by: RMS Boxer Service on April 09, 2011, 08:41:21 am First of all, why do you want to convert ti 14 mm? then you have to make the holes in your wheels bigger too.
M14 threads needs a 12.5 mm drill and 14 mm press in studs most likely needs a 14.30 mm drill. If you wan to convert to 14 mm studs, get the studs first and take the correct measurement. /Rolf Title: Re: converting to 14mm studs Post by: speedwell on April 09, 2011, 13:07:47 pm ron don't know if it help but here's how to made brake drums for press studs ;)
Title: Re: converting to 14mm studs Post by: Black Sheep on April 09, 2011, 13:38:23 pm 12.5 drill and I've got a 14mm tap you can use after doing mine ;)
Title: Re: converting to 14mm studs Post by: Rocket Ron on April 09, 2011, 18:38:15 pm cheers guys
thank for the info Glenn and Rolf, the article looks looks interesting Fabs think I may go for press in studs after reading that Title: Re: converting to 14mm studs Post by: Harry/FDK on April 09, 2011, 19:32:48 pm Thanks again Dr.Archive ;)
Title: Re: converting to 14mm studs Post by: Harry/FDK on April 09, 2011, 19:37:21 pm cheers guys thank for the info Glenn and Rolf, the article looks looks interesting Fabs think I may go for press in studs after reading that Ron, if needed they are a bitch to remove/save. But there is the "cool" factor. Drill and tap, use 8.8 steel thread/rods, and youre done. Just my 2 cents. Title: Re: converting to 14mm studs Post by: JIMP on April 09, 2011, 19:52:31 pm Hello
just today I did this modification, pay attention please as I'm afraid you have to try what size drill you want for the press in's and I'm explaining. 20 press in studs exactly from the same batch, same measurs everywhere. Sebro discs front and rear but different batch? specification? the rears were from kerscher fronts from csp. The kerschers needed to be drilled with 14,25mm to fit correctly, the csp were harder to the drilling -probably other cast iron specification- and drilling with 14,25 wasn't enough as noone could be fit, redrilled in 14,5mm and done correctly. So I'm afraid you have to try to every disc or drum from the smaller and going upper if it doesn;t go, hope that helps also Friendly Dimitrios Title: Re: converting to 14mm studs Post by: Russell on April 24, 2011, 00:44:57 am Iv done this loads and used 14mm x 70mm or 50mm press in studs from CSP, the drums have to be drilled to some unusal size which i will get for you, this is the exact size for the splines, if its too small the drums can crack, two large and you wont get the wheel nut off, ever !
Title: Re: converting to 14mm studs Post by: jay c on April 24, 2011, 00:57:04 am For 14mm press in studs you need a 37/64 drill bit
Title: Re: converting to 14mm studs Post by: Baked Beetle on May 01, 2011, 03:55:26 am Just did this. went in like butter with the 37/64 drill bit. :D :D
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