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OVERLORD- Diamond Member
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Re: Cox Conquest exhaust bolt: its 4-40!!
Well it is not metric, so then I'm struggling as usual, but to me it looks like a 4-40 thread.
Perhaps someone overseas can give a better, and/or more certain, answer....
Perhaps someone overseas can give a better, and/or more certain, answer....
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Re: Cox Conquest exhaust bolt: its 4-40!!
Thanks Kris. It is 4-40 UNC indeed. Upon your message, I started looking for a 40 TPI bolt that is smaller than an 049 prop bolt... and I found one: the clamping bolt of a Dumas heat sink is 4-40 and fits perfectly. Thanks again.
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