Any need to port the IWG of a high boost 2560?
03-31-2011, 09:57 AM
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Those carbide burrs can be found pretty cheaply on ebay.
I have an air powered die grinder but have actually had pretty good luck just chucking them in the end of an electric drill -- much quieter.
I have an air powered die grinder but have actually had pretty good luck just chucking them in the end of an electric drill -- much quieter.
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03-31-2011, 10:28 AM
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I've ditched my HF $10 die grinder for a $25 Kobalt (Lowes) die grinder. Infinitely nicer. I'm slowly replacing one HF tool at a time...
I use a typical steel bit with an air diegrinder when I port 2560's. I make the hole in the housing almost as big as the flapper hole, maybe 1/16" smaller on the radius. Blend the inlet into the flow as best I can or until I get bored.
I use a typical steel bit with an air diegrinder when I port 2560's. I make the hole in the housing almost as big as the flapper hole, maybe 1/16" smaller on the radius. Blend the inlet into the flow as best I can or until I get bored.
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