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Old 10-26-2022, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by grandville455 View Post
They get sketchy to drill after about .185 real thin, unless u go to that bigger pin and the drill out the banjo for it, Are you drilling it out after installed in body? They shrink back down a tad if u drill them beforehand and need to ream them back out some after installed i have found, .180 Is fine for you no need to go bigger on pin. I'm on E85 now
Ok i figured you were .


What it was , was i converted over to E85, so i drilled them in place to see if that worked out first . When i saw one was loose i took it apart and found the pin was like you said very thin and fell apart at the end . So for now i just put it back together with some loc-tight . The pins before i drilled them were 160's.

So now i will probably get the .170's and drill them .

I was thinking a bout getting the big ones and try them .. Not sure yet on what i will do. If having the bigger ones in there wont hurt maybe ill just get them . At least ill have growing room for the future.

For now i want to test the car and see if the changes i made make any difference. So far i got the car running and it sounds and idles real good. Today is a wet one so i have to wait.

On a positive note, The holes i drilled in the metering blocks and main body for the pump-shot feed seem to have made things better on the bog i was having ...

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