SMC kit problem, need help asap, attn Ranwalk
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SMC kit problem, need help asap, attn Ranwalk
I drilled a hole in my whipple inlet to install the SMC kit just like ranwalk and some others did. Well, I don't know how they did it because the injector isn't long enough for the threads to reach the other side. What do I do?
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When I had my brother install my smc he had the same problem. He ground the elbow down flat till he had it thin enough then if I remember correctly used jb weld on the inside to help hold the nozzle in place. I quickly took some pictures & posted them on my picture trail album . this is the picture of the nozzle.
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Luckily I was able to cap the hole temporarily. I spoke to Mark? at SMC and he's sending me a different nozzle. Thank God! I stripped the **** out of the one I have trying to make it fit. I borrowed my buddies Avalanche and drove to every hardware, auto parts, and plumming store I could think of looking for a new one. Noone had a frigin clue where to get one. I guess it will have to wait till next week.
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Originally Posted by DanaliHD
Luckily I was able to cap the hole temporarily. I spoke to Mark? at SMC and he's sending me a different nozzle. Thank God! I stripped the **** out of the one I have trying to make it fit. I borrowed my buddies Avalanche and drove to every hardware, auto parts, and plumming store I could think of looking for a new one. Noone had a frigin clue where to get one. I guess it will have to wait till next week.
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