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Re: Threadless Grease Zircs ???
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Posted by Jack on July 08, 2004 at 11:21:06 from (205.187.185.188):
In Reply to: Threadless Grease Zircs ??? posted by MMB on July 07, 2004 at 20:25:46:
They were also used by Ford on at least some Model A's. (my '29 has 'em on the front end). I got replacements from an antique autoparts supplier. Don't know why you'd want to use them though. They do pop out, especially when the grease is old and dried. Better choice is to use the 1/4-28 threaded ones suggested in another reply. Of course those do require that you take the assembly apart so you can properly tap the hole.
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