decompression valve DIY

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decompression valve DIY

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any one every done a decompression valve on a head themselves?

i have my aluminum here and my decompression valve and 10x1 tap on the way....
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i guess im going to do it something like this but ontop of the head.

just not how small of a hole to drill......
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About this big......

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that picture will have to do... wish there were more pictures of the top where the bung was welded
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those pictures are helpfull.... Guess ill have to do my own write up!
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well this def. isnt a easy job... but very fun, I will have a full report and write up soon.. As soon as i weld my hole shut, drill it and tap it... It will be tricky to weld inside the water jacket
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Roostius_Maximus wrote:bingo
this guys work is well worth the money....

unless your very bored, have access to an aluminum tig machine, drill press, and other misc nity nac parts, and a 10x1mm tap...(they seem hard to find!)
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r1yfz wrote:
Roostius_Maximus wrote:bingo
this guys work is well worth the money....
here here
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