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ok, well aperantly the answer i got somewhere else is wrong... so wtf size tap do i need to buy to put this sensor in? its literally the only thing stoping me from finnishing this car...
and not NPT, if you have a standard/metric answer that'd be much better... npt **** isnt too easy to find at parts stores here, but standard and metric are
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1.6 60fts
12.0 at 112(100 shot)(shutting down at 1000ft)
13.1 at 104(n/a)
I don't know what size you need?
But in my past experience mostsensors are NPT thread.
You can find NPT taps in the plumbing section or tool corrals at the big home centers, hardware stores, and Sears.
I just did this for the EFI swap in my '65. I got the 3/8" NPT tap as part of a three size set (male/female) from Harbor Freight for about $10. FWIW, my Explorer lower intake does not have the cast boss so I removed one of the vacuum ports on the upper and tapped its hole.
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explorer intake, IAT thread size...
