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Straight pipe thread? What does that look like? I thought all pipe thread had a taper, thats what makes pipe thread pipe thread in the first place (try that 10 times fast!).
I got three successful attempts and then flubbed 
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| Author: | Jopapa [ Mon Jul 21, 2003 1:24 am ] |
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Quote: Straight pipe thread? What does that look like? I thought all pipe thread had a taper, thats what makes pipe thread pipe thread in the first place (try that 10 times fast!).
I got three successful attempts and then flubbed
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| Author: | bud L. [ Tue Jul 22, 2003 4:26 pm ] |
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The first one that comes to mind is carb inlets. They use a shoulder on the fitting and a gskt to seal. I believe brake fittings, while double flare, are still straight thread. Probably the fitting of the water temp bulb/capillary tube is also straight pipe, using the taper pipe (external)thread as an adapter/bushing for the manifold(internal tapered pipe thread). Is that clear? 
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| Author: | Jopapa [ Tue Jul 22, 2003 4:36 pm ] |
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Quote: The first one that comes to mind is carb inlets. They use a shoulder on the fitting and a gskt to seal. I believe brake fittings, while double flare, are still straight thread. Probably the fitting of the water temp bulb/capillary tube is also straight pipe, using the taper pipe (external)thread as an adapter/bushing for the manifold(internal tapered pipe thread). Is that clear?
Clear as mud! 
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