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pre-tapped steel

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anyone know where i can get some pre tapped steel rod?

its to remount my wing, i dont have a tap and die set nor thread gauges

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Whats wrong with a nut?
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the nut is in the wing(or maybe the nut bought the wing?), the wing is mounted to the skin of the car only and i wanna put a brace in behind the structure of the rear door to give it a bit more ridgidity (so the wind doesnt rip off the wing at 100k's), so i need some threaded steel i can screw into the wing, then a nut on the skin as is, and a longer bit to bolt it to the brace...

make sence? AZA knows what i mean, ill put pics up when i get home...

anyway, do u know where i can get some? maybe bunnings?
i need prob only 2 in about 10cm length

also need some black, thick 3m foam pads, about 20cm square and about 1cm thick.... all i can find is tape :s

edit: oh i got ya
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:lol:

For the steel, Im pretty sure Pete's got some threaded hex lengths down at Suzitech, normally used to cut wheel nuts from, but would serve the same purpose, otherwise try a steel supplier like Blackwoods: http://www2.blackwoods.com.au/infoBANK. ... &S=4084749

For the foam, go to Clark rubber!
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You can get thread rod from any bearing joint. Try BSC bearings or CBC. I buy from there all the time.
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You'd simply better be wise and not risk the thing.
Car wasn't meant to do 100 :lol:


more so.
Unsure of the steele, but yes as Bennoz said, Clark rubber for the foam.
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cheers ben and si, clark rubber seems a go, ill see what i can do about the thread, i might even be able to find a bolt long enough maybe

dunno what im gonna use as a brace yet
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