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So should I just cut the threads off the elbow and put a flange on? I think that would relieve the leak.
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OK, schools in session.
Can't really see how you can attempt to screw in the elbow, if the block has been tapped larger. The difference between pipe size OD's jumps about 5/16" for the diameter range you are talking about---that is WAY more than the minor dia of the threads. If your block has been tapped larger, that elbow should drop in the hole. Furthermore, you can't simply run the next size tap in as the hole is too small to begin with. As shallow as it is to begin with I doubt you could even drill it out, besides most homeowners don't have that sized drill bits laying around. The original was probably installed on a milling machine, possibly reamed, and the threads were probably formed or thread milled. All that said, you probably have a bad block and a bad elbow. Take a look at this link to educate yourself on pipe OD's, don't worry about the schedule sizes. Class dismissed, unless you have threads that are not NPT. We can discuss European style pipe threads if you like. Just not those weird PG European conduit threads, I've only cut those twice in the last 30 years. https://www.benjaminsteel.com/resources/pipe-size-chart
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Yes put on the flange.
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I think you should put a stack on it. Stacks is way cool, like duals and triple wheel weights.
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Hell yeah!!
Why not put duals on it while you are at it... and...and some flames etc on the hood and side panels... You do have a hood and panels??? |
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I do have the 1250 hood and the 1650 hood. He want the side panels so I'm giving him the 1650 panels with the junk stickers. He does NOT want flame stickers. He's not one of those guys. |
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How's about you just post up some pics. Geez you're a kid with a cell phone. Surely you know how to do the pic thing.
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I don't have any, though.
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No sir.. LOL. I have no idea what he is dealing with because I have not seen a picture. Plus, If he can spin a correct size fitting in there and it dont grab anything.. That aint carbon issue.
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Without pictures it is fictional.
You can't tell me a friend can't snap a few pix he can post if he has no way take them himself. I've been helpful and supportive, but I'm about done. Sorry but it is what it is. |
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