Anyone use the Banzai oil pan brace??
12-03-07, 04:02 PM
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Yeah but i'd like to know if anyone had a problem with their pan leaking and this helping them. My pan just started to do it like a week after my FMIC install. TOO mUcH PoWEr!!!1
12-03-07, 04:40 PM
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12-04-07, 05:18 AM
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The cast aluminum pans are good if you only drive your car on the track, unfortunately they are too brittle from common road debris, this is hardly leak-proof.
This just about the worst combination you can use. The hylomar is non-hardening and the factory gasket has a tendency to blow out. If you are going to use a gasket or not at least use Permatex RTV ultra grey, ultra black etc, hylomar is for internal coolant seals not external gaskets.
We have sold dozens of the FC braces and have not had a single complaint on fitment or the pan leaking. Different versions of the FD brace have been around for years, we run them on nearly every engine we build , there are not any leaks with these extremely leak prone pans either.
We have sold dozens of the FC braces and have not had a single complaint on fitment or the pan leaking. Different versions of the FD brace have been around for years, we run them on nearly every engine we build , there are not any leaks with these extremely leak prone pans either.
12-04-07, 07:52 AM
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12-05-07, 05:36 AM
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12-05-07, 01:07 PM
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[QUOTE=BlueTII;7582817]This just about the worst combination you can use. The hylomar is non-hardening and the factory gasket has a tendency to blow out. If you are going to use a gasket or not at least use Permatex RTV ultra grey, ultra black etc, hylomar is for internal coolant seals not external gaskets.QUOTE]
I disagree, I use hylomar on every seal/gasket in/on the 13b, every motor I've built is leak free.
I disagree, I use hylomar on every seal/gasket in/on the 13b, every motor I've built is leak free.
12-05-07, 01:30 PM
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You can disagree all you want, you will still be wrong. Read page 1-68 of the FSM for installation of the oil pan with or without gasket.
It calls for a silicone based sealant
This just about the worst combination you can use. The hylomar is non-hardening and the factory gasket has a tendency to blow out. If you are going to use a gasket or not at least use Permatex RTV ultra grey, ultra black etc, hylomar is for internal coolant seals not external gaskets.QUOTE]
I disagree, I use hylomar on every seal/gasket in/on the 13b, every motor I've built is leak free.
I disagree, I use hylomar on every seal/gasket in/on the 13b, every motor I've built is leak free.
It calls for a silicone based sealant
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