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    Quote Originally Posted by perfecto View Post
    Ok, thanks for the quick reply! Do you think I could just drill the 5/16 guideplates out to 3/8, or I would just be better off to not be so cheap and just buy some 3/8 guideplates?
    no way are you going to drill them . there file hard no drill will go thru them but you will bust the fork part off the push rod rides in . the hole is not round but square so a drill will not work . so you can not open them up so buy some 3/8 plates . less you have more tools then a hand drill made to cut hard steel and the setup time it would take.it is way over the price of the ones made to work for 3/8 push rods
    Last edited by pat mccarthy; 11-21-2010 at 03:45 PM.
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