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<P><FONT SIZE=2> Yes. You can drill the top left hole deeper in the 1.60 of the backplate with a drill bit smaller than the threads. Go buy OSMG7909, which is the pressure fitting from the 1.60 FI engine. Of course clean filings out of engine yada yada...<BR>
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Did this with my 1.60 a couple of years ago... Very clean way for pressure fitting, no worries about # of threads. HTH, Chuck<BR>
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From: discussion-request@nsrca.org<BR>
To: discussion@nsrca.org<BR>
Sent: 7/17/04 11:53 AM<BR>
Subject: Perry pump question<BR>
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Does anyone know if the same nipple used on the OS 160 can be used on<BR>
the OS 91 fx in the same manner ie. the top left hole on the backplate?<BR>
thanks, Tom<BR>
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