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Re: Easy Out?
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Originally Posted by WorkinLonghorn
Hi there. I've got two bolts broken off flush in my 350 block. I went to buy an "Easy Out" and a left handed drill bit but on Amazon I see all of these brands that I've never heard of and I can imagine that they all come form the same one or two factories in China. The last thing I need is to deal with is broken off easy-outs.
Any of you guys know of a source for decent quality extractors? Thanks, -BA
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share a picture of where the bolt is broken. don't buy cheap extractors. should you do, and it breaks, your 10x deeper in a hole you were in before and then you will need carbide drill bits which are hella expensive and shatter easily... very frustrating.
https://www.amazon.com/OTC-Tools-698.../dp/B01A8Q3BCE
is a real nice kit and can save your bacon if you have the room and will make extracting it and or thread repair much nicer and easier..
clint
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