Subject	A corded electric drill works well nice too
Posted by	Turbodog (CT) on April 06, 2010 at 6:01 AM
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In Reply To	carbide bits with a long shank and a air tool posted by ztunerz on April 06, 2010 at 12:05 AM
Message	For these jobs that involve extended periods at WOT your compressor will thank you. Last dyno w/sport 600's 512 whp 470 lbs-tq On 93 octane @ 17psi Track car in progress:
Follow Ups	De-burring tools for the water passages - toykoz32 23:59:48 04/05/10 carbide bits with a long shank and a air tool - ztunerz 00:05:53 04/06/10 any pacific one work better than the other? (n/m) - toykoz32 00:16:22 04/06/10 lol (n/m) - Evan(CA) 00:17:53 04/06/10 specific* thanks for post'n so quick . .lol now it must stay (n/m) - toykoz32 00:23:21 04/06/10 Exactly ;) (n/m) - Evan(CA) 00:29:42 04/06/10 use the single cut long shank tree type for the water - ztunerz 00:47:47 04/06/10 Thanks (n/m) - toykoz32 00:48:51 04/06/10 A corded electric drill works well nice too - Turbodog (CT) 06:01:58 04/06/10 What bit would you use - ZXRider 10:52:33 04/06/10 Call me so we can arrange a time for me to stop by and see - Dave N 19:11:49 04/06/10 If you're going to use anything.. Use a carbide burr.. - KongZTT GT28RS MD 12:01:03 04/07/10 link - ztunerz 00:08:22 04/06/10 I bought mine from a guy online.. - KongZTT GT28RS MD 11:58:54 04/07/10
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