Average Al

What the strenght of that stuff??
COuld it hold charged pipe or a BOV flange?

Turbodelsolman

Yes, just make sure you use the regular JB weld, and not the "quik" weld. The jb weld quik can only hold up to like 400 degrees.

jake2001z001

i tired using on the inside of my buddies rim that was leaking, as soon at i got the tire pressure to about 20 psi it started leaking, thats with prepin it right , lets it dry for 3 days and everyhting, i dont like jb weld, but its a ghetto mans heavenly tool

deacon2377

I used the JB-stick (its like silly putty) last weekend to put my BOV in the charge pipe. Jolds 8psi fine so far.

junk240sx

I read a turbo install FAQ and they used JB weld for the turbo oil fitting on the oil pan. Does that really hold? I always thought people get it welded on. But I guess the oil pan doesn't get any significant amount of pressure or anything. Safe?

deacon2377

I wouldnt use JB weld as my ONLY way to keep the oil pan fitting on there. For my setup I used a fitting from tuner toys that is held in place by screws with a small gasket. Then I just smothered the bitch in silicon sealant. If at the time I knew that JB worked so well I probably would have used that instead, but again, I dont think anyone would recommend using as the only way to keep it on there.