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If I was going to weld shut a tapped hole- I would start by getting all the crud out of the hole. Heating it to cook out any oil or grease. Using lots of brake cleaner (not while it is hot). Then heat the knuckle with an oxy-acetylene torch and slowly MIG shut the hole. Mill it off flat on top. Put the steering arm on as a drill guide and carefully drill and tap it back to original size. I don't think those holes are through-tapped. Unless you drill it all the way through I think you'll need to plug weld it from the top.
Do you have to have the arms machined to fit the cone washers?or to give you more to think about, go D44 studs and cones... hmmm...
Do you have to have the arms machined to fit the cone washers?
How much meat is left between the outside edge of the knuckle and the hole after you do this?
Kyle at northwestfab once told me they would helicoil for strength in some case?
True or false?
Kyle at northwestfab once told me they would helicoil for strength in some case?
True or false?
or to give you more to think about, go D44 studs and cones... hmmm...
Even with the smaller FJ40 bolt pattern?I don't like this, not much meat left on the knuckle, actually weakens the design. .....