I had to go ghetto, I used some JB Qwik on the greddy elbow to seal up a leak.

I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with it being a problem? It'll support up to 300 degrees F, which is well under what the intake elbow will see.

Anyway, I plan on having my nozzles permanantely welded into place when i replace my bunged elbow with a non-bunged elbow.

 

i'v seen people use it on headers before. So it'll probably hold up on a intake elbow

 

Its pretty ghetto, but its not all that bad.

 

Here are some before/after. GOOP was used before, but I couldn't find any locally. Everyone had the home improvement crap, but none of the automotive goop.

 

Definatly not a problem.

 

No problem. I use that stuff to seal off coolant passages sometimes.

 

it actually gets harder with heat.... i've used it on water jackets, to seal small divits

 

I have used it on water passages on 455 pontiac motors making 800hp. It works wonders in a bind. You will have no problem with it.