WTF! Head Bolt Taps non existant?
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Does anyone know where to find an 11X2.00 thread tap for a blocks head bolts? Ive tried everywhere. No one can help. Anyone!!!! I mean its got to be out there how many engines use this size headbolt! Thanks
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not sure where you are at in houston but try tommy tools they have alot of taps
http://www.google.com/search?q=tommy...en-US:official
http://www.google.com/search?q=tommy...en-US:official
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Looks like ARP has a thread chaser:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/4973968-post.html
I was surprised... even McMaster-Carr doesn't show any M11x2.0 taps of any flavor. And they have EVERYTHING.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/4973968-post.html
I was surprised... even McMaster-Carr doesn't show any M11x2.0 taps of any flavor. And they have EVERYTHING.
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Got my kit from http://www.threadkits.com/ Part # J42385-100. And it cost 380.00 new! It's a GEN 3 M11-2.0 head bolt kit and I just used one helicoil with nine left. If you want I will sell it to you for 300 plus shipping. Let me know.
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Yeah ive got the arp chaser. I just cant belive that no one has it. Ive got a GM SPO part number for a kent moore tool that is made for extracting broken head bolts and im gonna take a look at that one you posted Plague, thanks, thats just WAY to much, id rather buy a new block lol
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Are you just cleaning the threads in the block or repairing threads? I made my own thread cleaning tool by cutting to grooves into an old head bolt on the bench grinder. What do you guys think ? I can post pics next week.