can someone check the OD for the 19mm and 3/4"? i bought another set of "thin wall" sockets and they don't fit in my rims. i need <1.095", thanks!
1689499
Dear Bro Gearhead: 19 mm is 1.062 inches, & 3/4" is 1.054 inches. My Gear wrench set ( product #84946 ) might work: 19 mm without plastic collar is 1.015 inches, no 3/4". Hope this helps. Regards, Pete
2021764
I had a similar problem when I first tried my impact sockets that look the same as yours. I don't know exactly why, but I suspect that there is some excess finish or even metal cast on the new sockets. Eventually, I got them to work fine. I was scratching my head for a while, but the price was right and turned out fine in the end.
1927569
Speaking for myself and my 1983 Chev 1/2 ton 4x4. I bought the Warn Nut Kit with my new Warn hubs. The Warn nuts appeared to have the same exact dimensions of the Chev OEM nuts that I took off. So in my case, I would not buy the Warn nut kit again.
1153342
Works great...with my set up.not sure what size tire your wanting to run...I would recommend a offset wheel rather than factory rims..factory wheels are 7 1/2" offset I bought 8 1/2" offset wheels for clearance on inside frame and better ride..I'm running 265/70/17 nittos I got almost 4" higher with lift and tires looks and handles awesome...
1720358
This is for a 3/4" shaft. OD = 1.391", installed = 1.375" (due to compression). ID = .734", installed = .750" due to expansion (also is shaft diameter).
1842008
Sorry. Thanks for the heads up. If it is Porsche it is 19mm. I hope this helps.
2274768
Mr. Fenels, the dash size, each dash is the size of o-ring set of the old o-ring to dash size or the width of o-ring grove which the o-ring fits into. I don't know why they just don't say this size (in inches) fits this size ring ?? The set I got is in "Inches". I try to get the old o-ring off and size it with the new one then just slip the new one on. I have used several of these O-rings since got the kit, plus have used some as stops/holders on rods I like to keep in place, they can be used for many other little jobs besides what they were intended for. They seem to be high quality rings. Hope this will help you. Best regards, Charles
924655
I know from experience that this is not the same, the 2 is in inches , you need 1 3/4th inches. I am stuck with these two tires. I tried returning them, but I had to pay for shipping, and this company doesn't offer free returns, so I would have gotten a refund, then used it to return the tires... I figured I would just keep them and either craiglist them or give them to a friend who could use them. TLDR: This will not fit the wheel you have.
1680054
I bought 2 of them, the one I have in use is working great (for over a year now) My Crock is almost 1/2" thick & the stem of the valve had plenty of length. The Diameter of the threaded part is 3/4" & the length of the threaded part is 1" (although the last 1/16" is not threaded so one might say you have 11/16" to work with). I'm happy with my valves (one of them is just a back-up, because the cost was not much more & I was already having to pay for shipping). You might want to use just a little vaseline to lube the gasket, but maybe that was a waist on my part. Best to you. Adios. I bought 2 of them, the one I have in use is working great (for over a year now) My Crock is almost 1/2" thick & the stem of the valve had plenty of length. The Diameter of the threaded part is 3/4" & the length of the threaded part is 1" (although the last 1/16" is not threaded so one might say you have 11/16" to work with). I'm happy with my valves (one of them is just a back-up, because the cost was not much more & I was already having to pay for shipping). You might want to use just a little vaseline to lube the gasket, but maybe that was a waist on my part.... » Read More I bought 2 of them, the one I have in use is working great (for over a year now) My Crock is almost 1/2" thick & the stem of the valve had plenty of length. The Diameter of the threaded part is 3/4" & the length of the threaded part is 1" (although the last 1/16" is not threaded so one might say you have 11/16" to work with). I'm happy with my valves (one of them is just a back-up, because the cost was not much more & I was already having to pay for shipping). You might want to use just a little vaseline to lube the gasket, but maybe that was a waist on my part. Best to you. Adios. « Show Less
1613852
I could not find a 12pt. socket to fit. I instead used a 1/4", boxed end wrench. You will notice on the caliper 2 small 12 point screws/bolts. Those are the pad retaining bolts. Do not remove them until after you've depressed your piston. Simply loosen them a bit. remove the caliper, depress the pads, then remove the 12 pt. screws from the caliper. Your pads will fall out. It's very simple, very easy, and very quick. Hope this helps. Good luck.
1420463
If I'm not mistaken, I've used a 10mm socket and had no problems. I also used a wrench similar in size.
1288940
I believe you have fine thread 14/1.5 pitch. Coarse thread, 14/2.0, was in older superdutys.Best way to be sure is to take a lug nut to a parts store and ask them for course and fine thread stud, see which fits.
944854
Should be fine,i put oem size of 265/75r16 on my 4x4 truck....but was looking to do 285/75r16,andd told no prob with rim,but clearace issue on truck,tire tall in my case
1225382
I believe that I used a 1 1/16" socket. I ordered two of these and one for a spare.
951318
You've got to find a thin walled 14mm. I bought mine at Lowe's or Harbor freight. There's no real definition of a "thin walled" socket. You just can't use the more heavy duty kind. The cheaper kinds of sockets seem to have thinner walls that work for what you need. Beyond that, some folks use a length of rubber hose to grab the spark plug itself from inside the well. If I remember correctly, I just put some lateral pressure on the socket and it wedged it in the socket enough to grab it.
1360910
It fits perfectly on my 1.25" (31.75mm) OD post. If you have a smaller post then you have to use the shims come with it. It is not strong as direct mounting on the post.
422396
Yes you will need a thin wall socket & a torque wrench (I torqued mine to 90ft lbs) I think the nuts are 19mm but don't quote me on that!
682054
Slight variation from safe to safe but not by more than 1/4 of an inch. You should be ok at 19.3