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Originally Posted by cjernigan
(Post 158808)
Oh come on mount the cover in a mill and use a flycutter. Not that it's what I would do but it would be an incredible waste of time for a smooth surface finish.
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I would personally use a drill or bore reamer for the valve cover. Though you can use a flycutter for boring out a hole if you have a small enough tool holder that allows for a steep enough angle of the cutting tool itself so that it can be sunk into the hole. For things like this intake mani, I don't have a large enough drill or reamer to open this up, the fly cutter works fine even though it is supposed to be used for flat surfaces.
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...h/DSC08462.jpg http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...h/DSC08463.jpg I would only do it with a soft material such as aluminum but in a pinch it works. I never said it was the best tool for the job. |
come build me an exahust and you can use the drill press. got all the bits. :)
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Originally Posted by Ben
(Post 158020)
like I said, I will put calipers on both next time I go to my dad's. hopefully by the end of the week or the weekend.
anyone else? |
haha, sorry dude I forgot to do it Saturday.
I'll do it next time I'm there, promise. I'll put a reminder note in my car. |
90080-19015 Toyota COP measures to .960" at the largest spot that would be inserted into the valve cover.
99-00 valve cover spark plug hole measures out to 1.017" |
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