Subject	Thanx
Posted by	Waggz on August 29, 2008 at 3:24 PM
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In Reply To	Try the aluminum oxide bits, can work good on steel. posted by Milo (SATX) on August 29, 2008 at 02:52 PM
Message	Yeah, I tend to stay away from the aluminum oxide bit as much as I can and only use them for small sections. A-Ox bits can explode at high rpm or get so hot that the adhesive cement that bonds the bit head to the shaft melts and the head goes flying off at nine thousand miles per hour. The diamond bit did good except for one that I tried to push too hard and it glazed the bit and made it worthless. **SELLING: Stock >> driveshaft, 6 TT injectors with used rail, new style brand new rail, oem intercoolers, IC ducts, TT radiator, clutch fan, used turbos, turbo manifolds, charcoal tonneau cover, a few more odds and ends- just ask.
Follow Ups	Port matched turbine housing. 1 down, 1 to go... - Waggz 12:01:20 08/29/08 Sorry for the broken up sentences.... - Waggz 12:07:36 08/29/08 I thought macs were suppose to correct the world? (n/m) - Multi_Read (MO) 16:24:21 08/29/08 Looks good, I can't see how it would hurt to have matched - Musashi Sword 12:26:38 08/29/08 How are you reassembling the turbo? - BigTDogg (MA) 12:36:33 08/29/08 pretty hot. - Waggz 12:49:08 08/29/08 new product idea: Dremel Timer - ZEngineer 12:55:36 08/29/08 clever but I just let mine cool down for the last mile or so (n/m) - zgene4 13:53:04 08/29/08 air powered die grinder ftw (n/m) - spyhunterTT(nj) 15:50:39 08/29/08 I meant with regards to contamination, dirt dust etc (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 15:19:41 08/29/08 And maintaining concentricity (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 15:23:49 08/29/08 I'll have the housing's cleaned and there isn't any issues - Waggz 15:45:56 08/29/08 Excellent, good to know. - BigTDogg (MA) 18:06:07 08/29/08 I believe the Sport 500s have the machined housings - Waggz 18:33:30 08/29/08 Reversion - lazer(AK) 13:22:10 08/29/08 I will probably leave that to the head-to-manifold ports. - Waggz 13:57:02 08/29/08 Tip: An air compressor, die grinder, and carbide bits... - BOOZTD 3 14:52:11 08/29/08 dremels are fine, its dremel (c) bits that are garbage (n/m) - AntiHero 15:04:34 08/29/08 true... - Waggz 15:25:34 08/29/08 Bah, buy die grinder and head down to the gas station... - BOOZTD 3 21:53:24 08/29/08 2nd. If you have the compressor, hose and connectors, - 240Z FeO2 21:45:02 08/29/08 Try the aluminum oxide bits, can work good on steel. - Milo (SATX) 14:52:19 08/29/08 Thanx - Waggz 15:24:43 08/29/08 I dip the carbide bits in ATF to avoid them from 'loading' (n/m) - BOOZTD 3 21:54:17 08/29/08 If anything noticable at all, it will spool up slower - sparkie 22:24:37 08/29/08 I would have thought that there would be improvements - Waggz 10:19:03 08/30/08
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