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lucask

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I’m sure this has been done to death, but I can no longer find the proper Dohc guide. There seems to be a million ways to do this, but for those who have just tapped the rib under the vct solenoid, what size have you tapped it? 1/8 or 1/16? 1/8 seems to be easier to get fittings etc but not sure if it’s too big. 

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6 minutes ago, Rusty Nuts said:

 Turbosmart 1/16" NPT Male - AN-4 Flare Fittings TS-0505-2009I used 1/16 NPT but I don't have a shaved pussy like Ben. I used these Turbosmart fittings which are 1/16 NPT to AN4 male 

Yeah sorry for not mentioning that , could definitely sway his decision!

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