Thread on Block Oil Feed:

McRat

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The factory turbo oil feed (cam fed) is in the lifter valley towards the back.

Appears to be a non-standard metric thread: M12 x 1.5

Standard sizes are M12 x 1.25 and M12 x 1.75. Neither fit. It's not an inch thread either, as it has a .465 major dia.
 

McRat

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Yup, that would work.

I have both Standard and Fine bolts here, and don't know where a 1.5 thread fits. Is there a Not-So-Fine thread class?

Q: "Yeah, I'd like a Not-So-Fine screw".

A: "You will have to wait until Britney is out of rehab".
 

RodZZilla

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Yup, that would work.

I have both Standard and Fine bolts here, and don't know where a 1.5 thread fits. Is there a Not-So-Fine thread class?

Q: "Yeah, I'd like a Not-So-Fine screw".

A: "You will have to wait until Britney is out of rehab".

Or as Aerosmith defined it: F.I.N.E.= F@#ked up, Insecure, Nuerotic, Emotional.
 

Bluemax

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I could get you as many of these as you want cheap.:D That's the factory drain plug size on almost all of the Honda and Kawasaki bikes now a days, and probably most other brands too. I'd go to the nearest shop and show it to them and they will have one more than likely. :)
 

sweetdiesel

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I could get you as many of these as you want cheap.:D That's the factory drain plug size on almost all of the Honda and Kawasaki bikes now a days, and probably most other brands too. I'd go to the nearest shop and show it to them and they will have one more than likely. :)


Great idea!:)