RTV silicone?
- Thread starter alienboy366
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I think the rtv red might be the toughest???
I used a but on my cns intake spigot clamp thingy.
Not concerned abt the exhaust.
rc
I used a but on my cns intake spigot clamp thingy.
Not concerned abt the exhaust.
rc
I always use a very thin film of black rtv as insurance my gaskets seal up thats it, too much will look sloppy on your motor .
Something to keep in mind, guys. Most silicone based products are not compatible with gasoline. Read the labels. Most will say, "Not for use in direct contact with gasoline" or words to that effect. Initially they will seal but over extended exposure to gasoline they will soften and turn to goo.
As far as the intake and exhaust manifolds; do a little work with sandpaper and a flat surface to make sure the gasket surfaces are flat and true then use a good quality gasket material and torque the fasteners and you won't need a band-aid sealer.
Tom
As far as the intake and exhaust manifolds; do a little work with sandpaper and a flat surface to make sure the gasket surfaces are flat and true then use a good quality gasket material and torque the fasteners and you won't need a band-aid sealer.
Tom
