Socket to fit....
...inside Closed Deck Block cooling channels to split block....No.1 in this pic. 12 point 12mm socket has too much play as the bolt-head is coroded.
http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/...oker/Block.png http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/...troker/033.jpg GpMarty PM'd me to say he used anti-slip sockets but that was on open deck and i'm not sure they will fit inside the channel. |
I would try and use the antislip sockets and if it doesn't fit get it in a lathe and machine it down so it does fit.
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I'll have to try to remember where i left my lathe....
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i used a imperial 12 sided, forget the size, but it was perfect. nip to motor factors and get a imperial 3/8th set. i had mine from halfords.
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Originally Posted by mje_wrx
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i used a imperial 12 sided, forget the size, but it was perfect. nip to motor factors and get a imperial 3/8th set. i had mine from halfords.
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A 12mm surface drive socket should work and shouldn't be any bigger than a standard 12mm socket.
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Originally Posted by Kwik
(Post 10447053)
Do you mean a slightly-smaller-than-12mm socket in imperial sizes, IE in between 11-12mm?.
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Are you trust worthy? Could lend you the one I bought for the exact same thing.
Alternatively go to Halfords, You need a deep multi-point socket, 12 mm. No larger than 3/8 drive though, as it won't fit since you need a narrow walled socket. :thumb: About £5 for the Halfords Professional one. Damn, should have read your OP properly. As above, try an Imperial sized socket. |
engine build.
Hi bud, could you tell me what manual you are using for ur engine build?
I'd like to get myself one because im looking at doing something very similar to you. Many thanks tim.:thumb: |
Originally Posted by spudboytim
(Post 10448354)
Hi bud, could you tell me what manual you are using for ur engine build?
I'd like to get myself one because im looking at doing something very similar to you. Many thanks tim.:thumb: |
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