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thread chaser kit After I rebuilt my flattie I learned that it is better to chase the threads with a proper tool and not a cutter for making new threads. I am looking at starting another rebuild soon. Anybody recommend a place to find a thread chaser kit that offers the general sizes of threads in a flathead block, especially the heads?
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Re: thread chaser kit I bought a complete kit at a swap meet for 40 bucks. Wish I had done it years ago.
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Re: thread chaser kit Check to see if K-D or Lisle has a kit. They're into that sort of stuff.
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Re: thread chaser kit Got mine last year from ARP.
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Re: thread chaser kit try MSC 800 521-9520 they are great to deal with and fast. Reasonable to. Frank
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Re: thread chaser kit Craftsman from Sears also makes a thread chaser-restorer kit.
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Re: thread chaser kit I take an appopriate bolt and file at least three grooves along the length of the threads. Works great and it's mighty cheap.
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i bought mine at sears for 49.99 and it works great....but it does have metric :eek:.
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Re: thread chaser kit Thanks for the info, everyone.
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Re: thread chaser kit The threads for the heads in a flathead are not standard tolerance. I would use a old stud with a thread cutting groove. I bevel the end to make a simple cutting edge.
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Re: thread chaser kit Andy, put one in your pocket and show me next meeting.:p
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Re: thread chaser kit try www. Colonial Tool, home of the big black book of tools
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