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    Drill and tap the broken pad on the side of the intake manifold.....1/8NPT
    Screw in a 1/8NPT to 8mm tube stem adapter, available from Pneumatics suppliers like Parker,SMC, Norgren etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HSV-GTS-300 View Post
    Drill and tap the broken pad on the side of the intake manifold.....1/8NPT
    Screw in a 1/8NPT to 8mm tube stem adapter, available from Pneumatics suppliers like Parker,SMC, Norgren etc.

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    thanks man, appreciate it.

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    3M makes a great 2 -part fast setting adhesive that I use all the time. Scuff the area around the break with 80 or 120 grit sandpaper or use an exacto knife to score the plastic making criss cross lines to give the adhesive additional bite. I like to use super glue to get it in place and then when that is dry use the 2 - part stuff around the break. Very strong fix.

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    This thread is one of the reasons I enjoy this community so much, the OP is takes on the cam swap and has a problem that I know would have freaked me out having never done a swap before and even with the unforeseen issue coming up you guys that are responding are helping in ways that makes me more than confident when the time comes to tackle things I would have previously paid to have done.

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    Ideally you want the stem diameter (A) to be 8mm but 5/16" OD is close enough and probably easier to find.
    (B) thread 1/8"NPT is the perfect size.
    Brass would be the best material to go with.

    Swagelok have a range of tube adapters.
    SS-5-TA-1-2 would be stainless steel, 5/16" diam male stem, 1/8"NPT male thread.
    if you either drop the SS entirely or change SS to B.....you should get brass material instead.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hsv-gts-300 View Post
    ideally you want the stem diameter (a) to be 8mm but 5/16" od is close enough and probably easier to find.
    (b) thread 1/8"npt is the perfect size.
    Brass would be the best material to go with.

    Swagelok have a range of tube adapters.
    Ss-5-ta-1-2 would be stainless steel, 5/16" diam male stem, 1/8"npt male thread.
    If you either drop the ss entirely or change ss to b.....you should get brass material instead.

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    really appreciate it, i will try this.

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    The best fix is to get a soldering iron and black zip. "Plastic-weld" it, works great. Glue will not hold...
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    Quote Originally Posted by G8-4-Speed View Post
    The best fix is to get a soldering iron and black zip. "Plastic-weld" it, works great. Glue will not hold...
    The 2-part stuff from 3M will hold. I use it alot and it is very strong stuff and sets in minutes.

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    Lightbulb Intake issue?

    Just noticed , looking at intake on right side, there was a plastic nipple sticking out, for what i would assume is a vacuum line and it plums to other side to a sensor? Anyway it broke off intake, can i tap hole and put a brass fitting in with a barbed end to hook hard plastic line to it without changing the whole intake manifold? Anybody run into this problem.....

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