Pinning front of crank?
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Pinning front of crank? Was about to pin the front of my balancer/crank, however it doesn't appear that there is enough room for the drill? The bit alone barely has enough clearance. Only thing I could think of is getting a angle driver, however I don't expect that to give me enough leverage. Anyone chime in who's installed one this way?
*Plenty of write ups on pinning the ATI balancer, but this is for the 6-rib setup, not the 8-rib where you pin it at the side.
*Plenty of write ups on pinning the ATI balancer, but this is for the 6-rib setup, not the 8-rib where you pin it at the side.
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From: SW Chicago, IL
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Launching!
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From: cookeville, tn
I still wouldnt want to do it with the 90 deg drill. That **** is hard to drill.
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