Instead of using Stock Intake Gasket, can I use Silicone/RTV ?
11-09-11, 03:45 PM
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11-09-11, 05:05 PM
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There is nothing inherently "ghetto" about a homemade gasket, nor is there anything special about the intake gasket in question that would necessitate extraordinary materials/construction (like an exhaust gasket might).
The $36 nycgps spent on shipping could have paid for a lifetime supply of homemade gaskets.
The $36 nycgps spent on shipping could have paid for a lifetime supply of homemade gaskets.
11-10-11, 12:01 AM
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There is nothing inherently "ghetto" about a homemade gasket, nor is there anything special about the intake gasket in question that would necessitate extraordinary materials/construction (like an exhaust gasket might).
The $36 nycgps spent on shipping could have paid for a lifetime supply of homemade gaskets.
The $36 nycgps spent on shipping could have paid for a lifetime supply of homemade gaskets.
I stopped by Autozone couple hours ago cuz I need to get something, saw this at the very bottom of the shelf that no one ever noticed it, Saw it, almost wanna kill myself, and I bought a roll, was it like 4.99 or 5.99? whatever.
there are 2 other kinds, one is for water pump only, the last one I forgot, something like sealing oil only.
The Autozone that I usually go to has nothing, the new ones I went to today has everything.
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