Does anybody here know what the thread pitch for the mounting
hardware on the dual (water temp-oil pressure) gauge is? It looks
like it might be 8-32 but when I check it with pitch gauge it's off a bit.
Annnnnnd, anybody know where I can pick up proper mounting nuts
for the gauge?
Thanks
Smith mechanical dual gauge mounting thread pitch
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Re: Smith mechanical dual gauge mounting thread pitch
I'm sure that they're BA threads..... If they are and you need some, let me know
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Re: Smith mechanical dual gauge mounting thread pitch
I'm not familiar with BA threads?????? But if that's what it takes, I need somePeter Laidler wrote: ↑Sat Sep 11, 2021 6:47 pm I'm sure that they're BA threads..... If they are and you need some, let me know

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Re: Smith mechanical dual gauge mounting thread pitch
3BA on original 60’s/70’s gauges
M4 for later genuine gauges
[8-32 UNC maybe used on repro/non-smiths parts?]
Small 3/8” dia version is 17H932 correct for 2” gauges
Larger 1/2” dia version is 17H1304 and will also fit
but beware same part numbers were used for both thread forms…
Fairly easy to source the 3BA versions from eBay or various MG vendors
[for USA try: small and large]
M4 for later genuine gauges
[8-32 UNC maybe used on repro/non-smiths parts?]
Small 3/8” dia version is 17H932 correct for 2” gauges
Larger 1/2” dia version is 17H1304 and will also fit
but beware same part numbers were used for both thread forms…
Fairly easy to source the 3BA versions from eBay or various MG vendors
[for USA try: small and large]
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Re: Smith mechanical dual gauge mounting thread pitch
I had a tough time tracking down a U.S. supplier who stocked these 3BA knurled nuts.
Moss Motors stocks both the large and small version but uses a different part number than listed in iain's post.
Larger size (17H1304) is Moss part number 361-035
Smaller size (17H932) is Moss part number 360-370
https://mossmotors.com/nut-speedo-tach
https://mossmotors.com/search?q=360-370
jack
Moss Motors stocks both the large and small version but uses a different part number than listed in iain's post.
Larger size (17H1304) is Moss part number 361-035
Smaller size (17H932) is Moss part number 360-370
https://mossmotors.com/nut-speedo-tach
https://mossmotors.com/search?q=360-370
jack
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Re: Smith mechanical dual gauge mounting thread pitch
Available in sets of 7 nuts > https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/133995482952 ... SwxRJh4tKE 

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Re: Smith mechanical dual gauge mounting thread pitch
Thanks Ronnie, I ended up getting a set of taps and made some outRonnie wrote: ↑Mon Jan 31, 2022 9:57 am Available in sets of 7 nuts > https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/133995482952 ... SwxRJh4tKE![]()
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