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Re:Front brake noise fixed 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
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Remember were are talkin metric fasteners here and sae grade 8 and sae grade 5 are imperial designations for fastener strength
iso metric grade 8.8 which is a number stamped on top of a metric fastener is equivalent in strength to an sae grade 5

iso metric grade 10.9 is equivalent to sae grade 8

you will see 9.8 and 12.9 as well

You a right in that probably chrome fasteners arent not any higher than 8.8

And keep in mind SS is at best equivalent to grade 5 sae

It is not advisable to use lower strength fasteners where a higher strength
one is required<br><br>Post edited by: Pop Rivet, at: 2007/03/12 18:55
 
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Re:Front brake noise fixed 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
Pop Rivet wrote:
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Remember were are talkin metric fasteners here and sae grade 8 and sae grade 5 are imperial designations for fastener strength
iso metric grade 8.8 which is a number stamped on top of a metric fastener is equivalent in strength to an sae grade 5

iso metric grade 10.9 is equivalent to sae grade 8

you will see 9.8 and 12.9 as well

You a right in that probably chrome fasteners arent not any higher than 8.8

And keep in mind SS is at best equivalent to grade 5 sae

It is not advisable to use lower strength fasteners where a higher strength
one is requiredPost edited by: Pop Rivet, at: 2007/03/12 18:55


Been here a year and haven't once understood what the hell you're talking about.
 
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Re:Front brake noise fixed 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
Pop Rivet wrote:
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Remember were are talkin metric fasteners here and sae grade 8 and sae grade 5 are imperial designations for fastener strength
iso metric grade 8.8 which is a number stamped on top of a metric fastener is equivalent in strength to an sae grade 5

iso metric grade 10.9 is equivalent to sae grade 8

you will see 9.8 and 12.9 as well

You a right in that probably chrome fasteners arent not any higher than 8.8

And keep in mind SS is at best equivalent to grade 5 sae

It is not advisable to use lower strength fasteners where a higher strength
one is requiredPost edited by: Pop Rivet, at: 2007/03/12 18:55

I agree with you 100% Pop. Sometimes I forget to speak &quot;metric&quot;, but your right and thats good advice.
 
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Re:Front brake noise fixed 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
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Been here a year and haven't once understood what the hell you're talking about. [/quote]
Musky, Pop speaks in &quot;proper Mechanical English&quot;, most of us speak in &quot;slang&quot; mechanical english, You just need a more up-to-date interpretors translation.
 
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Re:Front brake noise fixed 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
think yerself lucky mate, half the time when i post on here i have to translate english into american english first

and thats not taking into account that working here and talking to the clients in spanish, half the time i&acute;m thinking in spanish.

makes telephone calls to the states and england VERY interesting!
 
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Re:Front brake noise fixed 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
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Been here a year and haven't once understood what the hell you're talking about.

Musky, Pop speaks in &quot;proper Mechanical English&quot;, most of us speak in &quot;slang&quot; mechanical english, You just need a more up-to-date interpretors translation. [/quote]

Yeah whatever.
 
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Re:Front brake noise fixed 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
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Ace hardware (at least in this area) has a great selection of CHROME bolts , I've put many of bolt from them on my scoots. Just make sure that the brake hardware doesn't require grade 8 (I'm not sure) and then use chrome ,as I don't think chrome comes any higher than grade 5.

First stop I made was Ace, they do have a nice selection of chrome bolts, unfortunately the didn't have the one I needed. The brake caliper bolts are 10-1.25, whatever those numbers mean. Why can't the rest of the world adapt to our measurement system?

I'm gonna replace it with an OEM bolt next time I get by the stealer, both local one's are about 20-25 miles away. One's close to work, I'll swing by there on my lunch hour tomorrow. Of course the same bolt that was $1.15 at Ace will be $6.25 at the stealer.

I recommend you guys keep an eye on those bolts, once I broke the tension with a wrench I could easily unscrew it by hand. It's no wonder it vibrated out. Must be some of the only bolts Yamamama didn't loctite real good.
 
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Re:Front brake noise fixed 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
10-1.25 means it's hard to find.

Yamaha uses the 1.25 thread pitch everywhere on the bike. Local fastener store will order them for me but they're something like $3-5 a bolt depending on the size.

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Re:Front brake noise fixed 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
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10-1.25 means it's hard to find.

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Yup, when I told the fella at Ace the size the first thing he said was &quot;I was afraid you were gonna say that&quot;. The selection is much smaller in that size for some reason.

Hopefully I don't have to replace bolts too often. I thought I got over dropping parts on the highway after I sold my Low Rider.
 
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Re:Front brake noise fixed 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
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Hopefully I don't have to replace bolts too often. I thought I got over dropping parts on the highway after I sold my Low Rider.

RFF, you never &quot;get over&quot; dropping parts. And usually, the guy behind you isn't a big fan either.
 
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