drill size "t"
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drill size "t"
ok so this weekend im going to be installing my 5.5" iro long arm.(yes i will try to take pics and share ) one red flag i saw when reading the instructions is that i need a size "t" drill bit(.358") to drill the new hole in the unibody to then tap witha 7/16th-14 course tap. I have every tool in the shed and i get to use my dads radiator shop that has hydrolic lifts(yay). but the only thing i can't find is a size t bit. can i use a bit that is slighty larger than .358? i realize it has to be smaller than 7/16ths so that it can be tapped. thanks guys....
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ok so this weekend im going to be installing my 5.5" iro long arm.(yes i will try to take pics and share ) one red flag i saw when reading the instructions is that i need a size "t" drill bit(.358") to drill the new hole in the unibody to then tap witha 7/16th-14 course tap. I have every tool in the shed and i get to use my dads radiator shop that has hydrolic lifts(yay). but the only thing i can't find is a size t bit. can i use a bit that is slighty larger than .358? i realize it has to be smaller than 7/16ths so that it can be tapped. thanks guys....
Ditto, I've got the IRO system at 4.5" and the driverside radius arm will contact the factory LCA mount if you don't cut them off. Not to mention, it looks better anyways.
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