Stripped thread cylinder stud

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Looking for the best repair for the engine casing, has anybody tried these before

www.memfast.co.uk/shop/Vprod2.asp?cat=2250004326

Sorry couldn't paste picture, they're self tapping inserts, thinking might be stronger than helicoils?
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not seen those before myself but they do look similar to the time sert thread repairs ,which are very good :)
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Cheers Sean, I'll give them a try.
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Never seen them before but they look good and at right price to have in, just in case.
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if its one of the barrel studs thats stripped, i would consider getting it welded up, then having it re-tapped, you will probably find that an insert will not be strong enough, also its hard to get a seal around the stud once repaired, i presume its a lambretta where there isnt much material around the stud hole to start off with, and not much gasket face either, a welded repair would be the best option.
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Still a little bit of meat below to drill and tap. Fit PX stud with loctite.
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looks like the hole needs to be bored to 11mm first, is there enough room?
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Beedspeed and others do an oversize thread stud at one end I'd try one of those before I started drilling big holes
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Cheers, hedging my bets & have ordered both.
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