Reply With QuoteReally? Put a pick in the thread and run it around and out. Mark where you put it in with a silver sharpie and where it ends. Move over and do it again with the next thread. Repeat as necessary. Should tell you how many leads there are.
On a previous note... A dye rep actually told me that the DM7 uses custom machined QUAD lead threads.I'm trying to get the exact spec.
Really? Put a pick in the thread and run it around and out. Mark where you put it in with a silver sharpie and where it ends. Move over and do it again with the next thread. Repeat as necessary. Should tell you how many leads there are.
well the TPS for the 944 turbo is no longer being produced.
so my car is dead, because of a 4 cent micro switch.
social conservatism: the mortal fear that someone, somewhere, might be having fun.
I drive by like 5 shitbox 944s a day, bro. just junkyard that ish
"So you've done this before?"
"Oh, hell no. But I think it's gonna work."
Amazon doesn't have any? That store has everything.
so much microswitch on new E-Porsche...Originally Posted by cockerpunk
If there is another group of people outside of paintballers who will jump on a bandwagon faster than the speed of light - I have yet to meet them.
That's a nice looking beetle.
I don't know, fly casual
if you look at it carefully you can just count how many threads there areOn a previous note... A dye rep actually told me that the DM7 uses custom machined QUAD lead threads.
ABET accredited level II machinist - CNC Programmer - Mechanical Engineering Technologist
Rio Grande Inc.
I used Simon's suggestion and came up with 4 leads. Thanks. Now I just need to figure out the pitch.
I know the DM4/5/C used quad-lead. You shoulda asked
edit, just checked and realized I never uploaded the DM4 fuse bolt CAD. my bad....
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