Tumbler Delete Help
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Tumbler Delete Help
OK, I've started work removing the tumbler valves from my 2002 WRX - booked in next friday for a remap so don't need to do anything about the CEL as that's all sorted.
I've removed the butterflies and rods and started the removal of the dividers, hacksawed them out then using a dremel to smooth over, has anybody who's done this found an effective bit for the dremel to remove/smooth the place where the divider plate was cut out - it's taking me ages and I could do with something slightly faster!
I've removed the butterflies and rods and started the removal of the dividers, hacksawed them out then using a dremel to smooth over, has anybody who's done this found an effective bit for the dremel to remove/smooth the place where the divider plate was cut out - it's taking me ages and I could do with something slightly faster!
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best thing to do is remove them total then full the holes with chemical metal ive done this loads of times works great have a couple of sets here that ive done for future use..
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I've removed the dividing plates but now trying to remove the bit left behind and port/polish out all the steps and casting marks - what tool do you use, I'm using Tungsten Carbide bits but it's still taking ages and killing them really quickly!
Which looks best?
Dremel - Tungsten Carbide Cutter(9910)
or
Dremel - Structured Tooth Tungsten Carbide Cutter(9934)
Which looks best?
Dremel - Tungsten Carbide Cutter(9910)
or
Dremel - Structured Tooth Tungsten Carbide Cutter(9934)
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Can ECUTEK now map out the TGV Delete CEL ??
Back in the old days you had to retain the sensors and motors to keep the ECU sweet or use an APS TGV delete with CEL fix
Just curious ..
Shaun
Back in the old days you had to retain the sensors and motors to keep the ECU sweet or use an APS TGV delete with CEL fix
Just curious ..
Shaun
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I know it's not required for the kind of power I am going for, but as the manifold had to come off to fit new fuel rails due to a leak and it's basically a free mod I thought what the hell!
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