Subject	Most people use the stock ones.
Posted by	lewoolf2 on April 17, 2008 at 6:21 PM
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In Reply To	Now that TT.netback Can I get some help? posted by nrdeadeye on April 17, 2008 at 05:28 PM
Message	Nissanguy was right, just take and file/grind the inside holes a even amount on both sides to make them fit. They do not come with the oil return flange even when purchased new. That's what I did to my set of 530's or take the advice of SpyhunterTT. Good luck with everything!
Follow Ups	Now that TT.netback Can I get some help? - nrdeadeye 17:28:08 04/17/08 With a rotary bit you can cut the holes to make them work. - nissanguyz32 17:48:14 04/17/08 I would highly recommend again using the stock tubes - spyhunterTT + 93Vert(nj) 17:51:44 04/17/08 Example - Broke_as_**** 18:35:51 04/17/08 www.specialtyz.com (n/m) - Piranha(AZ) 17:57:52 04/17/08 who did you buy from? the seller shouldve included the lines (n/m) - zyoulater 18:08:02 04/17/08 I got them from Jonathan Malave, I was in talks to get... - nrdeadeye 18:19:47 04/17/08 Re: I got them from Jonathan <span style= - Suburbanlegend 19:50:10 04/17/08 I got lucky - nrdeadeye 20:11:01 04/17/08 Most people use the stock ones. - lewoolf2 18:21:05 04/17/08
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