Rubber cone replacement question

[serrano4657]

I have a 1972 leyland mini moke that was restored in Australia in 2005 that I bought in California earlier this year. The rubber cones in the front need replacing. I can buy the parts online but don't know if it's metric thread or standard. I really don't think a moke that was in Australia would use standard threads. Just want to be sure before I take it a part since I need to buy the compression tool also.

[Terry]

Hi,

the thread inside the donut(suspension cone) is most likely going to be M14. Most compression tools I am aware of will work on the donuts made in the last 30 years, only the original factory fitted items used a finer thread but it is rare to see them in cars now.

Regards,
Terry

[Pete Power]

My Originals in my 81' were UNF

[Sharks]

Our new ones bought from minisport are M14.