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KFB 02-07-2004 10:09 PM

WTF to use on block posts?
 
I can't get any Devcon Liquid Aluminum. What can I use w/o having to resort to JB Weld, which will most likely leak like it did on AbaZ's crvtec (before the engine blew). I figure that high strength/high temp loctite 266 threadlock will work, and maybe some JB Weld on the outside, just to be safe. Or if someone can get the real ---- then I will pay $$ for some.

Tad 02-07-2004 11:00 PM

Re:WTF to use on block posts?
 
why cant you get any liquid aluminum?

personally I wouldnt use anything else..

look at it this way,
the posts are made of the exact same material as the block right? thats for a very good reason,
so they will heat up/cool down with the block.

why would you then go ahead and fill in the cracks with some random ---- that doesnt do the same??

MikeJ-2009 02-08-2004 01:17 AM

Re:WTF to use on block posts?
 
Jb weld is the way. ;)

5thgencivic 02-08-2004 02:15 AM

Re:WTF to use on block posts?
 
http://www.mcmaster.com has devcon liquid aluminum. I think I have quite a bit left if you are interested.. email me.

hotrex 02-08-2004 02:15 AM

Re:WTF to use on block posts?
 
no super glue fools

KFB 02-08-2004 12:07 PM

Re:WTF to use on block posts?
 
i am having a hard time buying the ---- b/c Lowe's didn't have it and they acted like i was crazy for wanting to buy some. Home Depot near me has discontinued the equivalent Quik Aluminum epoxy, so I was SOL there, too. All the websites I found that sell it are for industrial mo-fo's and require you to set up a gay-ass corporate account to buy ----. well now that i know about mcmaster.com i will use their site. thanks.

turboboy 02-08-2004 12:52 PM

Re:WTF to use on block posts?
 
i used sealant ---- on the threads and then jb weld on the outside...no problems yet (about 3000 miles so far)


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