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#1018919 04/02/2014 3:36 PM
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I bought the dual mc from Classic Parts, for the upgrade to my 1953 3100.

I bought 1/2" x 20 for the MC flaring nuts. This size seems to fit into the aft port, but not the forward. Maybe a 9/16 would fit.

Is it common to have two different flaring nut sizes on the MC?


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Hy Shaanxi, yes it is common to have two different port sizes.

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thanks.


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