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Subject:   Re: Re: Poly Valve and Tool Questions and more ...
Name:   Dave Speed
Date Posted:   Oct 28, 07 - 11:39 AM
IP Address:   24.56.161.3
Email:   dspeedat4speedsdotnet
Message:   Thanks, Trey. The crank is held tightly with a bolt through the engine stand mount into the crank flange. Maybe it say in the Arizona sun too long. I did heat up the bolt to break down any locktite after the first unsuccessful go 'round. I think that this one is on tighter than the average.

So, does the machine shop bore the guide and put in a bronze helicoil and rebore back to stock? Always thought this would be cool. Any idea of cost on that?

You planning to get up this way sometime?

Dave
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Re: Re: Re: Poly Valve and Tool Questions and more ... by Dave Speed · Oct 28, 07 - 1:41 PM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Poly Valve and Tool Questions and more ... by MoparNorm · Oct 28, 07 - 3:42 PM
I'm lucky! by MoparNorm · Oct 29, 07 - 11:33 PM
Re: I'm lucky! by Dave Speed · Nov 2, 07 - 8:21 AM


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