Booyah45828
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Possibly, for some. But then you'd have the spec too far on the other end of the spectrum, which is also no bueno in overhead cam engines. Unless you machine a bunch more off to account for the 2nd gasket.
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From what I understand they are designed to only have one gasket plus the shim. For sealant and installation order, you would have to give the manufacturer a call and see their recommendations. If I was to install some I would use the copper spray and install the shim on the block side but no idea on if its correct or not.
79jasper
Chickenhawk
Glue em on. https://www.facebook.com/290774327626894/posts/3142844095753222/?sfnsn=mo
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Laine D
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Just get the mig nice and hot and she’ll seal
79jasper
Chickenhawk
Only thing is, he won't share what it really is. Lol
Wouldn't even need holts bolts running that stuff.
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Wouldn't even need holts bolts running that stuff.
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Booyah45828
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Why would he?
When I find something that works in a situation people are struggling with, I don't spill the beans.
Although if you read the comments in the post, a lot of people that work in aviation mention a whole host of different products that fit the bill.
I know some saver shims ask you to use hylomar between the deck and shim, and possibly between the shim and headgasket, depending on the type of head gasket used.
When I find something that works in a situation people are struggling with, I don't spill the beans.
Although if you read the comments in the post, a lot of people that work in aviation mention a whole host of different products that fit the bill.
I know some saver shims ask you to use hylomar between the deck and shim, and possibly between the shim and headgasket, depending on the type of head gasket used.
No more blown head gaskets. Use an air chisel and torch to remove if you do blow one
HEY WESSSSSS
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79jasper
Chickenhawk
I don't necessarily disagree, but more goes into his engines than just gluing the heads on.
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