Subject	Sure
Posted by	ConVerTT on March 25, 2010 at 11:08 PM
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In Reply To	Damn.... is a heli-coil strong enough to hold it? (n/m) posted by MeatMan - 604Z.ca - on March 25, 2010 at 10:56 PM
Message	Helicoil joints are typically stronger than the original. One has been holding up my starter for years. I have also heard of guys using them on stripped out seat holes as well.
Follow Ups	found my DS turbo oil leak... recommendations? - vorpalZ 20:46:04 03/25/10 Bummer - toykoz32 21:14:28 03/25/10 Best way: weld and tap (requires turbo removal). - ZXoltan 21:44:49 03/25/10 Flame suit on >>> - ConVerTT 22:55:44 03/25/10 I would def NOT JB Weld it. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 06:59:23 03/26/10 Damn.... is a heli-coil strong enough to hold it? (n/m) - MeatMan - 604Z.ca - 22:56:27 03/25/10 Sure - ConVerTT 23:08:23 03/25/10 Dremel the edge down so its flush, fully tap the hole and - Bernie (NoVA) 00:19:16 03/26/10 Thanks, I'm going to re-install the Z1 drain flange - vorpalZ 09:31:00 03/26/10 What caused it would be another pertinent question. - ZiNnYc 06:52:02 03/26/10 how many miles on the turbos ? - TTkeeper 08:45:02 03/26/10 Sport 530's with about 1000 miles - vorpalZ 09:20:23 03/26/10 You can always epoxy it now and weld it later if that doesnt - ZXoltan 16:23:11 03/26/10
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