The JB Weld Fails
Well I turn a corner today and hear a clunk. I'm like wtf was that. Open the hood up the road and I think to my self. That charge pipe looks naked hrmmm.. Then I look down and theres my bov dangling by the vac hose. I'm like oh ----. lol The JBweld held but the flange came off somehow. Cleanly just pulled out. Gonna have it welded professionally tomorrow. ---- I hope my oil pan fitting holds lol. ::)
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don't trust the jb weld for permanency. get your oil pan and bov welded. as for charge pipes...if you don't want to weld them get some silicone couplers.
i tried to jb weld my charge pipes and it didn't work too well. at least i found out before they got mounted on the car. i chipped off all the jb weld and went with couplers. |
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your lucky you dident loose your BOV
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^word
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i've noticed if you mix it right, it holds forever! if not it doesnt at all..
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I put 5 layers ( 24 hours at a time ) on my metal to metal IC pipe and its held 11 psi without leaking so far.. I also put some "gasket shalk" and duct tape on the pipe too.
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yeah, my intercooler endtanks were custom "jbwelded" to come out the sides instead of both coming out the front. I cut the pipes off, used the cover from an electrical box to cover the holes, shaped the pipes, JB'd them to the side of the i/c, cut out the material inside the pipes, and only jb welded it once. It's held 22 psi (an accidental spike) and deals with 10lbs on a daily basis. If you use it like you should (rough up surface, clean / prep with acetone) that ---- holds like you wouldn't beleive.
I can lift the ic up by the new jbwelded inlet and swing it around w/o a problem. I wonder if I have an pics? |
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Well my drain fitting is brass. And I really dont feel like redoing that. Might give it a few more jbweld treatments. As for charge pipes. Yeah theyre getting real welding. Had the bov done today. Only $10 wish I woulda done all this right to begin with. But oh well. I learned... Sorta. ::)
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Originally Posted by Johnyquest
yeah, my intercooler endtanks were custom "jbwelded" to come out the sides instead of both coming out the front. I cut the pipes off, used the cover from an electrical box to cover the holes, shaped the pipes, JB'd them to the side of the i/c, cut out the material inside the pipes, and only jb welded it once. It's held 22 psi (an accidental spike) and deals with 10lbs on a daily basis. If you use it like you should (rough up surface, clean / prep with acetone) that ---- holds like you wouldn't beleive.
I can lift the ic up by the new jbwelded inlet and swing it around w/o a problem. I wonder if I have an pics? |
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Alright i'll do my best, here's a shot of the 'before' jb mods:
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...e/fcb205e8.jpg and the only shot i can find that i took that has the IC in it, it's just sitting there, and hard to see what I did : ( I guess i didn't take anymore before i put it on: http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...2/fbf013d8.jpg |
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