fuel pins
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From: Quinton, New Jersey (middle of nowhere)
I wouldn't use a Dennyt. I just removed mine after 4 months of occasional use and it's grooved. I have pics. He won't respond to my email. Bought it November 6th 2009. Took it out last week after I discovered the groove.


Last edited by steveinaz; Mar 2, 2010 at 12:17 PM. Reason: pics
my DennyT grooves as well. I've had it for a little over a year. All I do is take it out very few months and make sure it's smooth so it won't stick.
Couldn't you heat it up real hot and quench it to harden it more or...?
Couldn't you heat it up real hot and quench it to harden it more or...?
The way i do it is heat it up red hot and stick it in dirty motor oil, something thats been used a LOOONG time and is BLACK. You can do this several times, it should turn a darker color... usually a gunmetal or grayish color. One thing about doing this, it makes the part more brittle, i've done it to cool my welds, when making custom adapters... and they will snap, but it will not twist as it does when i don't do this.




........I'll be trying a PDR, or a Peak Diesel pin next, both are local to me.