sealer for putting intake back together...
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sealer for putting intake back together...
I'm sure a lot of things would work, but I was an autohaus and ordered the non-hardening, oil/gas/etc. resistant rubber sealant they suggest for the water pump and for the intake...
I'm assuming that's the best/right stuff to use
Is that what was used by the factory?
I also ordered a Megan Racing catch can (they make good cheap stuff that I have experience with), new intake gaskets, oil change stuff, crank position sensor etc. etc.
lastly, what plugs would you recommend for me? I had good luck with cheapo coppers last year in stock heat range, but thinking about going colder and maybe running a better name brand... recommendations?
I'm assuming that's the best/right stuff to use
Is that what was used by the factory?
I also ordered a Megan Racing catch can (they make good cheap stuff that I have experience with), new intake gaskets, oil change stuff, crank position sensor etc. etc.
lastly, what plugs would you recommend for me? I had good luck with cheapo coppers last year in stock heat range, but thinking about going colder and maybe running a better name brand... recommendations?
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IMO,
yea that gasget sealant should work fine, thats all i would have used, i hope its black and not a red colour, the red looks crap sticking out from there.
and just stick with copper plugs and go one range cooler,NGK are fine
yea that gasget sealant should work fine, thats all i would have used, i hope its black and not a red colour, the red looks crap sticking out from there.
and just stick with copper plugs and go one range cooler,NGK are fine
