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I am working towards adapting a brake master cylinder from a late model ford truck to the WDX. In this situation it looks as if I will be tapping the adaptor plate for threads so that I can leave the truck original. HOW thick piece of steel do I want to be using so I can thread the bolt holes and have confidence that they will not strip.. I started with .250, but have gotten to thinking that maybe I want more heft..
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What diameter thread will the fasteners be using?Power Wagon Advertiser monthly magazine, editor & publisher.
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A common guideline is one diameter of depth. So, if your fastener diameter is 3/8 in. then the thickness of the material should be 3/8 in.
You would also get a stronger connection if you used a fine thread.Power Wagon Advertiser monthly magazine, editor & publisher.
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OK, I am headed for 3/8ths.. Thanks Gordon.Comment
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