omp block off plate
06-24-06, 09:55 PM
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Make one.
Take off the omp. trace it on to a piece of alluminum from the hardware store. cut it out with a dremmil or something. drill bolt holes. and put it back where you found the omp.
It'll take 20min max.
I couldn't find anyone selling them, so this is what I did.
Take off the omp. trace it on to a piece of alluminum from the hardware store. cut it out with a dremmil or something. drill bolt holes. and put it back where you found the omp.
It'll take 20min max.
I couldn't find anyone selling them, so this is what I did.
06-25-06, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Alex-7
Make one.
Take off the omp. trace it on to a piece of alluminum from the hardware store. cut it out with a dremmil or something. drill bolt holes. and put it back where you found the omp.
It'll take 20min max.
I couldn't find anyone selling them, so this is what I did.
Take off the omp. trace it on to a piece of alluminum from the hardware store. cut it out with a dremmil or something. drill bolt holes. and put it back where you found the omp.
It'll take 20min max.
I couldn't find anyone selling them, so this is what I did.
the best gasket material i have found for the omp is that yellow folder paper material with a very thin layer of silicone, absolutly no leaks.
06-25-06, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Midwest 7's
wow, you should see alex-7 work a dremel tool, or a ratchet for that matter, he really works wonders.
the best gasket material i have found for the omp is that yellow folder paper material with a very thin layer of silicone, absolutly no leaks.
the best gasket material i have found for the omp is that yellow folder paper material with a very thin layer of silicone, absolutly no leaks.
So for future reference, to those on this forum. When I say I did something, I actually mean midwest 7's did it while I was close by.
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http://mazdatrix.com/b62.htm about halfway down the page, $6.
06-25-06, 08:47 PM
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yeah make it, even better yet go to goodwill or other thrift store (cheap)and buy a aluminum pan or sumtin aluminum and use it. I used the factory gasket as a template and template for my new gasket(gasket material).
it dosent take but a few mins like the man said. do it yourself.
it dosent take but a few mins like the man said. do it yourself.
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