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Case sealing
I've come across conflicting info on case sealing. Should the sealant be applied to both case faces.. or just the right hand side? Dan
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I did just one side (the side with holes not studs) and no leaks yet
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Just the one side. There is a HUGE thread on this on this forum, its a good read....
Jeff |
Thanks fellas.. I'll do a search. Dan
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I hope I didn't sound harsh. If I could figure out how to post a llink to a thread, I would have done it!! The thread is not very old.
Jeff |
Hey Jeff.. not at all. I feel sometimes my posts and replies are a bit to "pointed." My biggest problem, is that my typing and composition skills suck. Anyhow ,I did a search and I'm still conflicted. I'm confident that my measurements and clearances are correct. ..just don't feel that way about my case sealing. I'm not in a hurry though. Dan
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It is kinda the one thing you REALLY have to get right the first time. A lot of other things can be fixed later or redone etc. You can't even check your work until its fired up!
Jeff |
You can say that again..HA,HA. I 'm fairly certain I'm not going to use Lockite 574. I'm leaning towards Dow 730, Three bond 1104,or Dirko.Everything awaiting this decision. Dan
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The 574 is good stuff, used by pro builders for years, not to mention the factory. The key is to go thin. I built my 2.2 last year from a 35 year old mag case and (knock on wood) no leaks. I've also noticed nuts and bolt heads that were accustomed to being soaked in oil now in a somewhat rusty condition.
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