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DannyE2010
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18th Jan 10 at 21:51   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
tried fittin my decat pipe yesterday and one of the bolts had already been snapped off from the manifold joining the and as i tried undoing the other one wala it snapped!! quite anoying! went to get new bolts today HOPING to jst drill the old ones out and what bloody happend the drill diddn make much difference atall....gna av 2 take it to longlife and get them to drill holes for me quite anoying over a small thing really haha


a little tip for you all if u ever try doing this use LOADS OF WD40!!
Tiger
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18th Jan 10 at 21:52   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Cobalt drill bits FTW...I have to use em everyday.
Sean-B
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18th Jan 10 at 21:54   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Tiger
Cobalt drill bits FTW...I have to use em everyday.


Too true
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18th Jan 10 at 21:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
were do you get they from mate?? will they go straight through??
Sean-B
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18th Jan 10 at 22:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
B&Q, machine mart somewhere llke that. They will certainly cut a steel bolt a lot better than a steel drill will.

Once you have drilled a hole, you could heat it up with a blow torch and use on eazy-out
Tiger
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Cobalt bits are pricey, but I can drill at least 75% more holes in 304Grade SS.
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18th Jan 10 at 22:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
cheers for that guys i imagine longlife would do it cheap wuddn they its only 2 holes like?or would they b nobs?lol
Tiger
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18th Jan 10 at 22:12   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Knobs FTL
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wat does ftl mean?lol
Tiger
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For The Lose...
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lol
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finally fitted naw longlife charged £30 for drilling the old bolts owt and putting a slight bit of weld on manifold as it hada small crack so over all abit pricey for what it is but well worth it!! fitted to car naw made ell ova lot of difference in power and sound PLEASED

 
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