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Rallytwit
Confirm transmission body boss size & thread pitch.
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Wanted to confirm the bolt size and thread pitch for trans boss (spot welded piece inside tunnel), I believe they are M10 1.5 pitch.

In the course of fabricating and fitting an adapter plate for 60 series transmission (stock mount on tail shaft) I need to use longer bolts. For the purpose of test fitting I actually used some head bolts. Note the motor and transmission on my car are moved back 45mm. Basically I have a U shaped plate like the one in the photo gallery, I have spacers between the plate and tunnel mounts.

Tom

Posted on: 2016/10/25 6:03
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ddgonzal
Re: Confirm transmission body boss size & thread pitch.
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Transmission crossmember brackets
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14 08154-02510 BOLT-HEX MEMBER TO BODY FIX (2)
15 08915-14010 WASHER-SPRING LOCK TO BODY FIX (2)
16 08915-44010 WASHER-PLAIN M10 TO BODY FIX (2)

These are all M10 size (per NES)
08154-02510
08-15 bolt -40 M10 -25 mm length -10 standard finish

As thought head bolts were bigger than M10? Maybe yours are not original?

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ddgonzal
Re: Confirm transmission body boss size & thread pitch.
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Not sure what the pitch is, the parts catalog doesn't say

60A adapters like this use approximately 20mm spacers
60L adapters need no spacer?
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Can you post the dimensions of the bracket here?

Posted on: 2016/10/25 6:30
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