Subject	So if you strip one of the holes, you can replace the
Posted by	boileralum on February 27, 2006 at 10:21 AM
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In Reply To	Why does my RPS flywheel have hela-coils in it? posted by Goose1451 on February 27, 2006 at 10:14 AM
Message	helicoil without having to buy a kit and tap the hole, etc. Also, the helicoils are steeel instead of aluminum, so they are far less likely to strip. Rule #1 - There's always a bastard! JRH(KY): for some reason, when I hear the word 'tranny' I think of transvestite before I do transmission. don't ask me why boileralum: FAGMO! ----------------------------------------- Bill (ImTheDevil): blah blah blah me: Just because you are covered in gasoline right now, doesn't mean you are right! ----------------------------------------- JRH (KY): I'm also using up a weekend this month for Indy and a weekend next month for the USGP. Throw in our trip to PA and GF is getting tired of my car habit. Boy I'm going to miss her :-D
Follow Ups	Why does my RPS flywheel have hela-coils in it? - Goose1451 10:14:46 02/27/06 So if you strip one of the holes, you can replace the - boileralum 10:21:01 02/27/06 That makes sense... - Goose1451 10:54:04 02/27/06 Re: Why does my RPS flywheel have hela-coils in it? - madtdogs 10:22:33 02/27/06 aluminum can seize/gall very easily and the material - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 10:30:21 02/27/06 quality (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 11:03:35 02/27/06
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