Why not to use quick dry JB Weld.
07-05-2004, 04:02 PM
#1
1.5 BAR
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Why not to use quick dry JB Weld.
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The funny part is that I still get 6psi and I can still here the PSSSSHhh blow off noise (though not as loud).
This could be a new discovery, if you want to lower your boost, have the blow off noise, eliminate compressor surge, and are to cheap to buy a blow off valve, just drill a 1 inch hole in your upper charge pipe.
Take that bitches.
The funny part is that I still get 6psi and I can still here the PSSSSHhh blow off noise (though not as loud).
This could be a new discovery, if you want to lower your boost, have the blow off noise, eliminate compressor surge, and are to cheap to buy a blow off valve, just drill a 1 inch hole in your upper charge pipe.
Take that bitches.
I had no boost and was in the middle of a race,
07-05-2004, 07:05 PM
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Re:Why not to use quick dry JB Weld.
Originally Posted by 90zcrex
were using the quick dry ---- or the regular JB?
Originally Posted by 90zcrex
Why not to use quick dry JB Weld.
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07-05-2004, 07:29 PM
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Re:Why not to use quick dry JB Weld.
the JB quick is supposed to "cure" in 4 minutes that's why I call it quick dry but I let it sit overnight. I just re-JB'd it with the other kind. The quick ---- just peeled off with a screwdriver. mabye I didn't guess right when I mixed it. Whatever, hopefully this time it will hold.
