Pros vs Cons on Banjo Bolts
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Pros vs Cons on Banjo Bolts
I seen some post in regards to replacing / re-drilling the banjo bolts. What advantages are there in doing this? Any problems this may cause? Is it easy to do? I found some aftermarket perfomance banjo bolts for $30.00 bucks on ebay and thought about purchasing them.
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It depends on your objective. The recent threads on this are for converting an existing bolt so that it can be tapped for a gauge line. If you want to make yours bigger to minimize restrictions well I think that you may be chasing the wrong mod. You need to have a MAJOR fuel requirement before the stock bolts become a restriction.
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It depends on your objective. The recent threads on this are for converting an existing bolt so that it can be tapped for a gauge line. If you want to make yours bigger to minimize restrictions well I think that you may be chasing the wrong mod. You need to have a MAJOR fuel requirement before the stock bolts become a restriction.
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