My humble Project Car
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 47
Likes: 0
From: Malaysia
[QUOTE=woaychee;10362256]
QUOTE]
I'd highly recommend that you do NOT use teflon tape on the -AN flare fittings. Especially the ones used for fuel, as it is a good way to clog an injector. The flare on the fitting is what seals them, not the threads. Unless the flare is damaged, there is no reason to be needing anything else to "help" seal it. And if it was damaged, that is not the way to fix it.
Build is looking good though
-J
QUOTE]I'd highly recommend that you do NOT use teflon tape on the -AN flare fittings. Especially the ones used for fuel, as it is a good way to clog an injector. The flare on the fitting is what seals them, not the threads. Unless the flare is damaged, there is no reason to be needing anything else to "help" seal it. And if it was damaged, that is not the way to fix it.
Build is looking good though
-J
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 47
Likes: 0
From: Malaysia
[QUOTE=Gorilla RE;10362311]
QUOTE]
I'd highly recommend that you do NOT use teflon tape on the -AN flare fittings. Especially the ones used for fuel, as it is a good way to clog an injector. The flare on the fitting is what seals them, not the threads. Unless the flare is damaged, there is no reason to be needing anything else to "help" seal it. And if it was damaged, that is not the way to fix it.
Build is looking good though
-J
hey, thanks for pointing it out...
i think i will remove it since u told me it might clog an injector
QUOTE]I'd highly recommend that you do NOT use teflon tape on the -AN flare fittings. Especially the ones used for fuel, as it is a good way to clog an injector. The flare on the fitting is what seals them, not the threads. Unless the flare is damaged, there is no reason to be needing anything else to "help" seal it. And if it was damaged, that is not the way to fix it.
Build is looking good though
-J
i think i will remove it since u told me it might clog an injector
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 47
Likes: 0
From: Malaysia
I noticed after all the mods and new engine mounts you have you still have the engine torque damper installed do you still feel a difference with it on there? i recently got one from ebay looks just like yours because all those who have it say there awesome. i realized from your pics i need to install the damper under the mount rather than over it on the fender side.
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 47
Likes: 0
From: Malaysia
I noticed after all the mods and new engine mounts you have you still have the engine torque damper installed do you still feel a difference with it on there? i recently got one from ebay looks just like yours because all those who have it say there awesome. i realized from your pics i need to install the damper under the mount rather than over it on the fender side.
but i just removed it due to the autoexe struct bar.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
