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09-10-2023, 06:06 PM
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Tim do it right but to do that you need to pull the head(s), that’s the hardest part.
Next drill the hole with a new 1/2” Drill bit. Get some 1/2” OD brass tubing from a hobby shop or order it from Grainger or micro mark. Cut it to length full coat both the hole and tubing with JB weld and install it. Let it harden for a full day and then cartridge roll sand away what you don’t need. Sorry for your issue, but atleast you did not harm anything in a new motor. Here in this photo of a max ported D port 16 head you can see how I did it.
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