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07-24-2015, 08:59 AM
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x2 with Suntune !
Unfortunately many guys get around to drilling this hole thing on a Saturday, or Sunday nite and then they are stuck trying to drill the stock plug, or even a harder metal plug like a steel Allen set type! If you take either type plug and heat it up until it glows orange in a dark room and then keep heat on it and cool it down slow you will then be able to drill it with non high speed bits. Drill most of the way thru it but for .020" and then use the bit of .030" or so, job done in 15 minutes! Also a roller timing chain does not even need the amount of oil that comes out if that stock size front lube hole unless the motor never see's over 2500 rpm!
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