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Wanted: 240/260Z Spare Wheel Retaining Bolt


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Melbourne please and preferable Eastern burbs!

 

I'm missing mine and it turns out they aren't a normal thread type, more of a worm drive type thread.

 

Assume 240 and 260 are the same?

 

Cheers.

 

David

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Assume 240 and 260 are the same?

There are two types that I know of - one is a two-component item that suits the standard steel wheel rim (4 1/2" I think??) spare, so presumably all 240Z and also early 260Z; and then there's a longer (taller) type which suits the factory alloy wheel (5 1/2") fitted to many subsequent 260Zs. The 'steel rim type' isn't long enough to secure the factory alloy wheel. Same thread, but I have no idea what the designated pitch is. If you run alloys that are wider than stock then you might have to fabricate a retaining bolt.

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Thanks gt.

 

I'm going to have to fabricate a longer one either way, so as long as the thread pitch and size is the same it doesn't matter.

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Dave

 

I have a new one. You are welcome to have and replace it if you are is a rush.

Alternatively I can try to work out where I purchased my one from.

The tread is a castellated tread and quite curse.

 

Jeff 

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Thanks guys.

 

Looks like 240 and 260 are the same apart from length.

 

Antone from greater Vic or interstate got one?

Posted

Thanks Gong....still looking folks....surely someone has one?

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Dave

 

I have a new one. You are welcome to have and replace it if you are is a rush.

Alternatively I can try to work out where I purchased my one from.

The tread is a castellated tread and quite curse.

 

Jeff 

Offer stands Dave.

 

Jeff

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Dave

 

Apparently It is distictly possible that the spare wheel clamp for a Nissan Murano (part number 74810-5M00A) may do the job?

If you LND are nice they may let you try one?

 

Jeff

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There is a few versions of the spare wheel hold tie bolt/assembly.

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Larger version (used with Z432 wheels I believe) and my HS30 #150 had it, which I think was fitted with dealer option wheels (Aunger Hotwires?)

 

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We discussed it on Classiczcars.com with Kats.

http://www.classiczcars.com/topic/23900-datsun-240z-vs-fairlady-z432/?do=findComment&comment=517791

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Thanks guys.

 

What people are wanting for these out of the US is over the top....plus freight....I'm not prepared to pay $100 for one and then chop it up anyway. I've bought some bits to make one, will keep you posted.

 

Cheers

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There is a few versions of the spare wheel hold tie bolt/assembly.

attachicon.gifDSCN5569_17b8c001-820c-4d03-9455-53fa87b1dc13.jpeg

attachicon.gifIMG_1051.thumb.JPG.af46e8e65e3ffe88df1994b9f4bdef9f.JPG

 

Larger version (used with Z432 wheels I believe) and my HS30 #150 had it, which I think was fitted with dealer option wheels (Aunger Hotwires?)

 

attachicon.gifIMG_0830.thumb.JPG.88144cb6a9b452f9e1ec262b353f5b8c.JPG

attachicon.gifIMG_20170412_002504.jpg.6414a8a81b585c256b42e7e2348d3e8d.jpg

 

We discussed it on Classiczcars.com with Kats.

http://www.classiczcars.com/topic/23900-datsun-240z-vs-fairlady-z432/?do=findComment&comment=517791

Hi Gav,

 

When I bought my 73 240Z it had a large metal cover (with the worm drive spindle) that covers the entire spare wheel. Any idea what it is off given your description and pics of the above standard securing solution.

 

Many thanks Tony

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Post a photo, can't really visualise it that well myself.

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