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Triumph 5/16″-24 x 3-3/4″ Crankcase Stud PN# 21-1823

$9.14

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Maintain the integrity of your classic Triumph engine with this 5/16″-24 x 3-3/4″ UNF Crankcase Bolt (Part Number 21-1823). Manufactured to original Triumph specifications, this high-quality bolt is essential for secure and precise crankcase assembly on a wide range of Triumph 650cc and 750cc twin models from 1971 to 1983.

Key Features

  • Exact Fit: 5/16-inch diameter with 24 threads per inch (UNF), 3-3/4 inches in length for correct alignment and clamping force.
  • Durable Construction: Made from robust steel for strength and reliability, ensuring long-lasting engine performance.
  • OEM Replacement: Direct replacement for Triumph part numbers 21-1823 and S1823, suitable for many “oil in frame” Triumph twins.
  • Easy Installation: Hex head design allows for straightforward installation and removal with standard tools.
  • Authentic Restoration: Perfect for engine rebuilds and restorations, retaining the original look and function of your vintage motorcycle.

Typical Applications

  • Used as a crankcase bolt on Triumph 650 and 750 twins, including TR6, T120, and T140 models produced from 1971–1983.
  • Ensures proper joining of crankcase halves, critical for engine assembly and reliability.

Specifications

  • Part Number 21-1823
  • Diameter 5/16 inch
  • Thread Type UNF (Unified National Fine)
  • Threads Per Inch 24 TPI
  • Length 3-3/4 inch (95 mm)
  • Application Crankcase bolt (Triumph 650/750 twins, OIF)

Choose this genuine Triumph crankcase bolt for dependable engine assembly and a factory-correct restoration on your classic motorcycle.

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