Poll: Is a Dremel big enough to trim a Reiger for an Evo Intercooler?
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Poll: Is a Dremel big enough to trim a Reiger for an Evo Intercooler?
I pretty much had the crap scared out of me when ppl were talking about how much work it'd be to install the Reiger. For you guys who've done the trimming, would you use a Dremel?
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fwiw, I didn't need to trim much to get the EVO FMIC to fit behind my stock cover. yes with a dremel
I also lowered it almost 2", which made more of it visable and fit even easier.
also, my hard pipes near the FMIC are cut and I'm using hose + Tbolts in order to get the pipes to fit behind the cover and get the grilles back in.
also, my hard pipes near the FMIC are cut and I'm using hose + Tbolts in order to get the pipes to fit behind the cover and get the grilles back in.
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Black & Decker make a better (more powerful) rotary tool
I used this B&D RTX to grinds some large welds off my car.
It worked pretty good. 2 amps versus Dremels 1.15 makes
a difference.
But for about $130 you can get a Makita 6.6 amp rotary.<ul><li><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-RTX-1-Variable-Accessories/dp/B000050FBB">RTX</a></li></ul>
It worked pretty good. 2 amps versus Dremels 1.15 makes
a difference.
But for about $130 you can get a Makita 6.6 amp rotary.<ul><li><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-RTX-1-Variable-Accessories/dp/B000050FBB">RTX</a></li></ul>