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hi everyone,
just wondering if anyone knows what the gear lever knob thread size is on a ba 5 speed manual cheers.
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| mitchell g |
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believe it is the same as the e series with a standard size of m10
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| EF_wanabe |
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M10 , but you can fit the knob on a M12 e,g if you bought a short shifter just force it on or drill out
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| SWC |
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EF_wanabe wrote: M10 , but you can fit the knob on a M12 e,g if you bought a short shifter just force it on or drill out Have you seen the size difference between M10 & M12.......... 
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| mitchell g |
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EF_wanabe wrote: M10 , but you can fit the knob on a M12 e,g if you bought a short shifter just force it on or drill out better off drilling the h out to 10.5 and taping the 12mm thread |
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| crossroads |
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ok, thanks for the replies, does anyone know the pitch
basically ive bought a short shifter from the states and it 12x1.75 and i was hoping the xr knob may fit it as im fitting a ba gear boot to the car (xg ute) and sort of wanted everything to like factory modified if that makes sense cheers
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| SWC |
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mitchell g wrote: EF_wanabe wrote: M10 , but you can fit the knob on a M12 e,g if you bought a short shifter just force it on or drill out better off drilling the h out to 10.5 and taping the 12mm thread Drill size for metric is ... Thread size minus pitch = drill dia. ie M12x1.75 = 10.25mm drill. |
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| mitchell g |
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SWC wrote: mitchell g wrote: EF_wanabe wrote: M10 , but you can fit the knob on a M12 e,g if you bought a short shifter just force it on or drill out better off drilling the h out to 10.5 and taping the 12mm thread Drill size for metric is ... Thread size minus pitch = drill dia. ie M12x1.75 = 10.25mm drill. it's acturly a 10.20 drill, how ever 10.5 will work fine |
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