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Re: air injector plugs

To: thorn <thorn@sonic.net>
Subject: Re: air injector plugs
From: "Thomas Walter" <ra0618@email.sps.mot.com>
Date: Tue, 08 Aug 2000 21:22:36 -0500
Thorn,

I haven't made up any plugs in a while, but still do run them "once
every few months".

The plugs are made from 6061-T6 aluminum with 14mm x 1.5mm
threading. Ends have a double step to fill the air injection hole to
prevent the "bird chirp" sound effects.

For a set of four of the plugs, I charge $23.20 ($20 + $3.20 shipping).
Oh, currently I donate half of the $20 to charity, usually American
Cancer Society. The other half is used for the "tool, beer, and tax"
fund. ;-)

Cheers,

Tom Walter
Austin, TX.


thorn wrote:

> I have a set of air injector hole plugs from Ralleye. They are the two plug
> system made of brass, the deeper plug is allen headed, and top plug is
> slotted.
>
> My head "tweets" badly with these in place.
>
> I KNOW it's the plug system leaving a small hole at the tip where the old
> air tube used to project into the port.
>
> I had a rinky dink setup in that head earlier that was real quiet, it was
> the old injector tubes cutoff and plugged. Looked bad, sounded good.
>
> Anyone have a screw in solution?
>
> I don't want to remove the head just to work out a flush fitting solution.
> If the lower brass plug was narrower at the end with a protrusion length
> just long enough to fit flush with the port surface, that ought to do it.
>
> Thorn Filippelli
> Santa Rosa, California
> '70 2000 Solex
> #13575


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