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  1. 04.27.22, 4:29 PM #1
    Lotus7
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    Default MK9 shaft nuts threads?

    Anyone have their box apart, or know offhand what the pinion and layshaft nut thread diameter and pitch is?
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    Can't attest to the Lay Shaft thread, but the Pinion Shaft is 7/8" - 20 LEFT HAND thread.
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    Layshaft the same except right-hand threads.

    https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr...asp?RecID=3994
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