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Old 05-25-2018, 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Skip Fix View Post
"Other topic, I took a pic of rear metering block, i don't see where the slosh tubes would attach, it must be too old. "

The "dimple" on top is where you drill the hole for the little staking pin.[I] want to think the instructions even came with what size to dril when I got some a few years ago. I think Quick fuel has some that pop in place but look a little short to me.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/qft-59-10-10qft
Was going to mention the dimple but forgot. And yeah, there's a really small folded up piece of paper that comes with the vents that are the instructions, and it does state what drill to use, which I'm fairly sure is a numbered bit.

Those quick fuel ones look interesting, but yeah, they do look a little shorter. Anything is better tho. Curious how those stay in if they're not staked? And wow, that price is for 10 of them.

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