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Steve, Nice looking T-Bird. Thanks for posting the photo. A picture is worth a thousand words. Thanks also for the tip on where to get these collars, those places are both here local. I will pick a couple up next time I`m out. All I need now is the reamer.... Thanks again, 1954 Mercury 312
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I also will be doing the Granada front disc upgrade on my 57 Bird in the next month or so.
Speedway, the last time I looked, offered two reamers, one cheap and one not so cheap. Anyone have experience with either of them? Also, is it possible to do the reaming by hand without a drill press?
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Reaming by hand or even a drill works great. It still cuts fast though. I wouldn't waste my money on an expensive one. You will probably only use it once. Just make sure you ream the right hole! (don't ask how I know that) Chuck
Y's guys rule! Looking for McCullouch VS57 brackets and parts. Also looking for 28 Chrysler series 72 parts. And early Hemi parts.
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I bought 1 from speedway years ago, I think you run at 1/2 speed , be sure to put masking tape on , so you don't go too deep. try cut very quick !!
Po ol DavieSparta , Tn.
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