I can't seem to find them anywhere, Thanks.

 

http://www.summitracing.com/search/?...20chaser&dds=1
these?

 

Bought mine from Summit.

 

Arp!

 

Summit here too.

 

For those of you that have them, are they marked with an undersize on the "cleaner" tap shank, I have a couple in standard thread and they are marked with a .010 under stamp/stencil...?????????

 

Summit is on back order. Jegs has them individually and will ship tomorrow.

http://www.jegs.com/p/ARP/ARP-Thread...50048/10002/-1

 

I have used both, they don't say anything like that on them.

Just "ARP 11MX2.0" "ARP 8MX1.25 Thread Cleaner"

The package specifically says they are thread cleaners, not chasers or taps.

 

Will this work?...
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00942275000P

 

No, not long enough for the head bolt holes.


( the pics on the Summit and Jegs websites show the wrong items )


Edit: pic borrowed from post #13 below (thanks Techno Duck):

 

God damn these are pricey lol.

I need to clean out bell housing holes though before I put it on the stand.

 

The ARP M-11 cleaner is like 8" long.

 

Bought the long and short from NookAndTranny a few days ago;

http://www.nookandtranny.com/mm5/mer...Category_Code=

 

Does anyone know how long the M11 x 1.25 chaser is?

 

I just use a old head bolt.

 

My threads actually got messed up a bit when removing the bolt so I wanted a good quality chaser.

 

Cheapest place I found was Autoplicity.com

Around $83 total.

 

Not worth the money! Just make one out of an old long headbolt...grind two grooves in either side and bam you got a thread chaser!

 

Using an old bolt is not a safe way to do it!

This thread is just like the pulley install thread. Get the proper tool....use it and then SELL IT!

I bought both ARP chasers and sold them after I used them. Cost be about $10 out of my pocket said and done.

 

there is a seller on ebay that sells a thread cleaner for the LS engine that only cost $24 --- its made in the USA --- go to akasandjoe on ebay --- he also has thread cleaners for other engines