 Side shift rear pin locating hole, What to use to drill a new hole? |
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| DaveO90s4 |
 Jun 23 2018, 01:45 AM
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Hi all,
For my Corvair conversion I've had to mount to engine & trans assembly about 20mm further rearward. So I have had to lengthen the side shift shifter rod by that same amount (at the rear end of the rod). So now I need to drill a new grub screw locating pin hole in that extended shift rod. I assume I need to drill a tapered hole so to match the taper angle on the locating pin. Is that correct? And if so what special drill bit do I need to buy? Thanks all DaveO PS 2.8L Corvair engine in the 914 is a really nice setup - and a relatively cheap 6 conversion option too. |
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DaveO90s4 Side shift rear pin locating hole Jun 23 2018, 01:45 AM
theer There is such a thing called tapered end mill, tha... Jun 23 2018, 05:07 AM
DaveO90s4 Thanks Theer, tapered end mill it is. Not keen on ... Jun 23 2018, 02:44 PM  |
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