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Old 07-07-2009, 12:44 PM
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I was wondering if anyone had a good experience with a machine shop in NoVa.

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Originally Posted by PhiSig
I was wondering if anyone had a good experience with a machine shop in NoVa. I have a full set of brembos waiting to be tossed on, but one of the rears has some damage to the first few threads in the main mounting holes. Like someone tired to use the wrong size bolt. Not too major, but I don't wanna force the screw in. I guess I need to get those first few threads sanded down and can use the remaining threads. Anyone know a place that can do this?
Is that safe still?
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tap and die set?

Fairfax Auto has some, if not, there is a hardware store in Springfield that has everything.
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just jam a screw in there and weld it shut, problem solved ricer style! =)
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Originally Posted by abui01
just jam a screw in there and weld it shut, problem solved ricer style! =)
- Thanks, I just spit soda on my laptop. Tap and Dye set should fix it if the threads aren't too far gone, as far as safety goes.... stopping is way overrated anyway.
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