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    Double Tapping a Classic Valve?

    Is there any reason why a Classic Valve couldn't be drilled and tapped so that is could be used as either a left or right input?

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    No reason not to, other than the stainless being a little stubborn.

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    But who provides this service?

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    I've always wondered why this was never offered by AGD. Seems too simple to address with an allen cap

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackdeath1k View Post
    But who provides this service?
    I have some ideas.

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    I have to say after playing all this time with the fitting on the right side and recently getting a reverse RT valve, I much prefer having it on the left for some reason...having the option of either seems like a worthwhile innovation.

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    go for it. remember, minimags had the option of hopper left and hopper right, so that you had the inlet on the left and right sides. go to a machine shop, explain what you want to do(have the valve with you) and see how much they would charge you. having the valve, will show them that they would be dealing with stainless. then you can put a gauge on the reverse side, or plug it like an ASA.

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    I have a classic that is double tapped.

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