M9 1.25 bolt

[ericpaulyoung]

Well the closest thread for the hole in my block, to get the 1.8t oil pump mounted, is a M9 1.25. So I put a M9 1.25 helicoil into the block and went looking for a bolt. Well it is nearly impossible to find an M9 1.25 bolt. Talk about shoulda, coulda, woulda looked to see if they were available before putting it into the block.

Anybody know a good source for a M9 bolt?
- Eric

[DRAKLORE]

Try your local fastenal, I had to have them make a M15X1.25 for me... Was about 50$ for one, and got cheaper the more I were to order

[ericpaulyoung]

ya, I can just drill it out and put in a M10, but might as well look around a bit first. I think there is a fastenel here in town, so I will look em up.



eric

[bman005]

Try your local fastenal, I had to have them make a M15X1.25 for me... Was about 50$ for one, and got cheaper the more I were to order

Agreed, either there or Grainger should be able to help you out

[CorneliusRox]

I miss having a fastenal within walking distance of my place.

[fly300kts]

toyota dealership
its the stock n/a converter bolts

Phil

[ericpaulyoung]

toyota dealership
its the stock n/a converter bolts

Phil

rock on, I will try it out.
Thanks,
Eric

[mec]

EPY,

Let me know if you can't find anything. There's a metric store close to me that specializes in all metric fasteners I can go take a look.

[ericpaulyoung]

EPY,

Let me know if you can't find anything. There's a metric store close to me that specializes in all metric fasteners I can go take a look.

Ya, give then a call. I need a m8 x 1.25, that is 60mm long.
Eric

[mec]

It's an m8 now? I thought you said m9 or was that a typo?

[ericpaulyoung]

Yup, I need M9, typo.

[mr shickadance]

search for bolts.....i am pretty sure there is a bolt.com where you get everything you want i ordered a bolt for my axle on my pit bike, it was reasonable and was easy to use

[ericpaulyoung]

search for bolts.....i am pretty sure there is a bolt.com where you get everything you want i ordered a bolt for my axle on my pit bike, it was reasonable and was easy to use

I have been 'a-looking. the M9 is more elusive than the loch nes monster. All links are appreciated and used :)
- Eric

[mec]

God damn lock ness monster! Always wanting about tree fitty!

[CorneliusRox]

God damn lock ness monster! Always wanting about tree fitty!

[DRAKLORE]

LMAO sometimes I wonder about our maturity level in this section haha

Tree fiddy
Anyways, if anyone finds a good bolt place, let me know if they could make a M15X1.25 for Less than 50$ lol

[mec]

Ill call tomorrow, Sorry EPY I just got off work and the place closed like 6 hours ago lol. I will call bright and early and ask about the m9x1.25 and Drake's M15x1.25.

[DRAKLORE]

Awesome :)

Thanks a ton man. And If you want to talk Clutch, feel free to text me

[CorneliusRox]

Just head to a machine shop. I have made quite a few bolts for myself. If they have the equipment to roll the threads instead of cut them, you're good. Otherwise, I am not sure the spec you get from just cutting on different materials. I even has a little program written for the mini CNC mills at school... I miss that free machine shop! ha ha

[mr shickadance]

Well the closest thread for the hole in my block, to get the 1.8t oil pump mounted, is a M9 1.25. So I put a M9 1.25 helicoil into the block and went looking for a bolt. Well it is nearly impossible to find an M9 1.25 bolt. Talk about shoulda, coulda, woulda looked to see if they were available before putting it into the block.

Anybody know a good source for a M9 bolt?
- Eric

wow in my 5 minutes of rsearch i have concluded that it is easier to convert into a different thread than find this bolt...so odd

[CorneliusRox]

Boom
http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/sk...7017prplbooege

Also, same thing, more expensive
http://www.ebay.com/itm/21207520449-...171#vi-content

EDIT: nvm, I didnt see the 60mm long part. This is only 15mm

[ericpaulyoung]

wow in my 5 minutes of rsearch i have concluded that it is easier to convert into a different thread than find this bolt...so odd

Yup, I am just trying to justify the damn $40 helicoil kit that I bought!

[ericpaulyoung]

Phil, I am lolling it up, but don't know what you mean by n/a converter bolts

Eeic

[CorneliusRox]

Phil, I am lolling it up, but don't know what you mean by n/a converter bolts

Eeic

north american torque converter? or naturally aspirated? it might be the bolts I posted that are too short

[mec]

My local metric store is closed until tomorrow but here is a m9x 1.25 bolt

http://www.westernhemispheres.com/we...3307D272C47524

[ericpaulyoung]

My local metric store is closed until tomorrow but here is a m9x 1.25 bolt

http://www.westernhemispheres.com/we...3307D272C47524

Nice, that one is too short, but the one next to it is perfect! Nice find.
http://www.westernhemispheres.com/we...3307D272C47524

- Eric

[mec]

Here's one for drake

http://store.proitalia.com/mv-agusta...-p-146263.html

[mec]

And even though the other one is 75 mm vs 16 it is also cheaper?

[ericpaulyoung]

And even though the other one is 75 mm vs 16 it is also cheaper?

This is a great find. I will order up 3 bolts, then sell the helicoil kit and left over bolts as a kit to put on the 1.8t oil pump in 06F blocks! :)

- Eri c

[DRAKLORE]

Here's one for drake

http://store.proitalia.com/mv-agusta...-p-146263.html

Awesome! Just ordered :)

[mec]

Flywheel and torque plate are here I think, got a few notices while i was gone!

[ericpaulyoung]

Flywheel and torque plate are here I think, got a few notices while i was gone!

Rock on bro! I still got the flywheel bolts and flywheel torque plate in the car. I need to drop them off at the post office today. I am trying to finish ting the bathroom, but this fucking bathroom remodel project won't fuking finish. It is looking really good, but I squatted down under the new counter last night to paint, and blew the bursa sack in my old knee, and now trying to tile the floor is an uphill battle. Here is how it is looking so far.

[ericpaulyoung]

Ok, just to give some insight into the odd choice of an M9 bolt. Putting the 1.8t pump assembly requires drilling out the pump body and the windage tray support. So it is advantageous to remove as little material as possible, meaning using the smallest diameter bolt as possible. The hole in the block is already at 23/64", which is perfect for a M9 helicoil. Actually you don't even have to drill it out as this is the exact drill size for a m9 helicoil. Now you all know why the choice for this odd size, because it is the optimum choice and should be the first choice with over boring as the second choice only if you have to.
Eric

[mec]

Too many projects. You just had a kid, what was that like 2 weeks ago? You are rebuilding an engine and doing home remodeling?

[ericpaulyoung]

Too many projects. You just had a kid, what was that like 2 weeks ago? You are rebuilding an engine and doing home remodeling?

Yup, along with a new garage, siding the house, and some light land scaping. ;-)
Eric

[DRAKLORE]

You'd think an M9 Helicoil would be harder to find than the damn bolt lol

[ARUSSO_B7]

Hey i work for toyota and I am almost positive we have this bolt in our bolt bins. I will check tomorrow for you. If we do I will send you a few.

[ericpaulyoung]

Hey i work for toyota and I am almost positive we have this bolt in our bolt bins. I will check tomorrow for you. If we do I will send you a few.

That would be great! Let me know if you have them!
- Eric

[ericpaulyoung]

Just got the tile in,
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Tomorrow I grout the seams.
- Eric

[mec]

This is now the " For those who like to remodel their bathrooms" thread