Are these M16 Bolts? I am doing a SAS project on a 100 series. I am fabricating my own brackets and need the drill bit sizes
Front Radius Arm Bolts 90119-16003 (1 Viewer)
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Malleus
Far west of Siegen
The part number says so.
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
That's 15-mm; where are you measuring? Over the threads or in them?
tmxmotorsports
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Need more pictures of SAS.
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I found the information, M16x1.5x80, machinist handbook says drill 17mm hole for M16 bolt for tight clearance
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I posted a few photos on the 100 series board. I think you can search my username. I am in the early stages. Sourced most of the big items, removed the IFS and welded the rear radius arm bracket
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Measure at the threads or near the head of the bolt and you should see a full 16mm. The middle of the bolt has a thinner waist (15mm)
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
Metric (male) threads have to be measured across the outside diameter of the threaded area.
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First I would like to thank you for the time to measure your bolt and respond with the information. I did measure my bushing prior to asking about the hardware. I measured .628 (16MM). This confused me as I did not think a 16mm bolt would fit in a 16mm hole. My caliper was not of the accuracy to answer my question. The photo you provided was good information. With that I scrapped the idea of using a standard bolt. I ordered the Toyota bolts and refabricated my brackets out of 3/16" plate so I could use the Toyota hardware. I did get the brackets fabbed and tack welded to the axle yesterday and everything worked well.
