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This just in, the new Bugatti sounds just like Moonshine..
RedHeadedStepChild
Proudly wearing my MC1R mutation!
appears to spew more exhaust though
Gonna have to mod the clip.
And..... Fixed it.
It's the little easy victories that keep me on board these last two weeks.
It's the little easy victories that keep me on board these last two weeks.
Love this GTI
Oops
love it, thanks. The local Charlotte station we get had this campaign a couple years back... I still sing the song...
So - anyone up for a challenge?
What is the shift knob thread size on a Ranger Torque Splitter?
So to help, if you decide to try and answer the question:
NO, they don't list it on the Ranger site
NO, Google won't help
NO, I don't have a large box of nuts with labels on them so I can try and figure it out through trial and error
NO, Home Depot won't let me park in the hardware section do it there.
NO, I don't have an original shift knob to measure (PO used a universal one)
NO, the folks at American Shifter don't know either
It's smaller than 16m x 1.50 and larger than the Toyota Stock Transfer case and Transmission threads.
What is the shift knob thread size on a Ranger Torque Splitter?
So to help, if you decide to try and answer the question:
NO, they don't list it on the Ranger site
NO, Google won't help
NO, I don't have a large box of nuts with labels on them so I can try and figure it out through trial and error
NO, Home Depot won't let me park in the hardware section do it there.
NO, I don't have an original shift knob to measure (PO used a universal one)
NO, the folks at American Shifter don't know either
It's smaller than 16m x 1.50 and larger than the Toyota Stock Transfer case and Transmission threads.
Good call - can't find my caliper for some reason. The wife used it last... Typical...
No tap and die set in my house unfortunately.
No tap and die set in my house unfortunately.
I'll probably go raid the ace hardware bin - there's really only 16 or so possibilities... 
Don't really want to remove the shifter..
Don't really want to remove the shifter..
Well, let's see, slightly smaller than 16 mm would be 15 mm.
I'm going to guess the threads on a ranger are SAE and not metric. If by smaller you mean incredibly close to the right size it is likely 5/8 inch. For the record the threads on my nv4500 shifter are 5/8 fine thread (18 threads per inch). If it is smaller by some significant amount the next size down is 9/16 which come in course thread (12 /inch) and fine thread (18 /inch). I think I'm around this weekend if you want to confirm.
Well, let's see, slightly smaller than 16 mm would be 15 mm.
I'm going to guess the threads on a ranger are SAE and not metric. If by smaller you mean incredibly close to the right size it is likely 5/8 inch. For the record the threads on my nv4500 shifter are 5/8 fine thread (18 threads per inch). If it is smaller by some significant amount the next size down is 9/16 which come in course thread (12 /inch) and fine thread (18 /inch). I think I'm around this weekend if you want to confirm.
Perfect - thanks for that. Narrowed it down substantially.
You're not going to figure out the thread size without taking the knob off. Just take it off!
I have it off - but it's a universal knob. IE: not the stock size, you just sinch it down with hex nuts.
