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Helli Coils

https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/16159/helli-coils

his@hervw ·

2ltr Kombi,, one of the manifold studs has pulled out. The motor is out on the floor. Want to know whats best thing to do and how to go about it. It s the top stud above No4 so you can see both ends of hole. Helli coils ? do you need any thread left with these? and how to do it. Or case savers ? Please,,, I'm getting peved... Steve:bounce

Bizarre ·

http://www.timesert.com/


Much better than a helicoil

72TWINCAB ·

Anyone know if you can buy timesert in Brizzie. I've done a manifold stud to:cry

kombikim ·

Car-Bits Company

1 Edwin St.

Maryville NSW 2293 AUSTRALIA

Phone (02) 4962 2875

Toll Free 1800 02 5500

are the Aust distributors, they will send it direct to you
🙂

72TWINCAB ·

Thanks Kombikim:thumb

koolkarmakombi ·

Just a thought, on another forum, a boxer BMW one, it was suggested to use a helicoil first as they use less of the surrounding structure than a timesert. If and when the helicoil dies then you still have enough alloy left to use a timesert. If the timesert dies.... well you are screwed.....If the threads are lubed and not tightened with a bloody big grip the helicoil should work fine.

Ive not used a timesert, Ive used a number of helicoils and found them to work well.

My opinion and worth what you paid for it😀

kkk

kombikim ·

& the system I got to repair a spark plug thread, which was "cheap" & readily available from CBC Bearings, was called Recoil, similar to Helicoil , to find out your local distriutor phone
Fairchild Fasteners Pty Ltd

t: 03 9567 3377

Bizarre ·

I have had a time sert put in.
Quick and easy

From what i have read a lot of racers have new heads done straight away with time serts.

I dont think there is a chance of the time sert dieing
I would (did) just go with that one.

You can but it

http://www.aircooled.net/new-bin/viewproductdetail.php?keyword2=TZE0025&cartid=

nah - you rent it. Oh well still worth the look