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04.13.2007, 11:01 PM

That's true that it will make it stronger, but how strong does it have to be?

What size allen key did you use? And drill bit size?


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04.13.2007, 11:02 PM

Actually I shouldn't say that.... :005:

Have you checked out my Quark heatsink thread? To big?! :005:


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That's true that it will make it stronger, but how strong does it have to be?

What size allen key did you use? And drill bit size?
I started out by using a small nail....actually drove it down inside the existing hollow pin. It eventually failed. Then I spent the next couple of days disassembling my maxx tranny and doing it the right way. You ask how big does it (the pin) need to be....well there is definitely a balance-afterall you don't want to weaken the shaft.

I ended up using a 2mm hex key...but bear in mind that it did take a little bit of gentle grinding to get it to fit in the hole. I think I used a 5/64 drill bit.
   
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04.14.2007, 05:01 PM

like ssspconcepts i also did this mod but i have yet to try it. but it seemed to work good and it is strong.
   
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04.15.2007, 09:43 AM

i used 5/64 and sanded a tad off and pressed it in using channel locks.
   
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