inches to MM ?

[woodro77]

what does 5/8 of a inch transfer into MM

[sand4ever]

Not exactly sure, but I do know that there are 25mm in a inch if that helps.

 

just used a calculator and it says 15.65mm hope that is right.

Edited March 29, 2007 by sand4ever

[bonbon]

what does 5/8 of a inch transfer into MM

 

2.54 cm in an inch, so 25.4 mm in an inch, 5/8*25.4=15.875 so prolly a 16 mm

[KlotzBanshee]

15.875 is right

[woodro77]

well 5/8 is the thread size of the ball joints for my +2 a arms and im trying to find new ones ,

 

ricky stator says their joints are 16 mm thread , so im tying to find out if they will fit on my arms

[64xracer]

To find inches from mm times by .03937

To find mm from inches divide by .03937

[theshee]

well 5/8 is the thread size of the ball joints for my +2 a arms and im trying to find new ones ,

 

ricky stator says their joints are 16 mm thread , so im tying to find out if they will fit on my arms

 

 

Had the same problem on my a-arms. Couldnt find anything under 16mm, so I drilled out the a-arm. Worked good.

[Animalman294]

MAn, I feel like I just went back to school.......................

[theshee]

MAn, I feel like I just went back to school.......................

 

 

LOL... I was wating to come in here and see about 10 posts of unit mulitpliers.

[FireHead]

I think I might be embarassed to be associated with you guys. :laugh:

[racer]

ricky stator says their joints are 16 mm thread , so im tying to find out if they will fit on my arms

Oh man, you have much to learn. You cant just choose an different size because its close. There is quite a bit that goes into multi-point threading, and it all has to match. Get the right joints or risk a serious injury when one randomly lets go.

[FireHead]

Oh man, you have much to learn. You cant just choose an different size because its close. There is quite a bit that goes into multi-point threading, and it all has to match. Get the right joints or risk a serious injury when one randomly lets go.

I won't verbally abuse the guy too much. If he was just trying to buy joints from Ricky Stator, I would be willing to be that they only offer there joints in one meric size near that major diameter and pitch. So as long as he is within a the neighbor hood of the right diameter, he can probably choose the joints he needs.

 

Now if he was making something to thread the joint in to, that would be a whole different story. I am sure I would wind up getting all worked up and typing a lecture on thread types, design, and manufacture methods. :thumbsup:

[woodro77]

Oh man, you have much to learn. You cant just choose an different size because its close. There is quite a bit that goes into multi-point threading, and it all has to match. Get the right joints or risk a serious injury when one randomly lets go.

 

 

i have much to learn ? what the fuck does that mean ? i am trying to find my ball joints and having trouble , they dont thread into the arm , so the diameter just has to be the same. and i dont have a caliper that measures MM , thats why i posted this question.

 

thanks for telling me to get the right joint though , thats the information i was waiting for , helps me out alot. ::

[Animalman294]

:yelrotflmao: :yelrotflmao: :yelrotflmao:

 

This is entertaining to say the least...................

[FireHead]

i have much to learn ? what the fuck does that mean ? i am trying to find my ball joints and having trouble , they dont thread into the arm , so the diameter just has to be the same. and i dont have a caliper that measures MM , thats why i posted this question.

 

thanks for telling me to get the right joint though , thats the information i was waiting for , helps me out alot. ::

 

................and this thread has just reached a new low.