Agree 100%. I never use silicone sealant anywhere near gasoline. Gasoline and silicone don't get along. Gas causes the silicone to swell and I have seen it completely block an intake port. About the only place I do use silicone is to seal the ends of the intake. Everywhere else the original paper or cork gasket works perfectly' I also have been known to use a little aircraft sealant as well to help hold gaskets in place. My kids call me an old fogey but my engines don't leak.😉 Trick always use distilled water in your cooling system with the antifreeze and the intake won't corrode like that.
Good to know!!! Solid tip.
Sometimes engineers do things for a reason…👍
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I love it!!!!
Great info.
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Great tip! I never knew that! Just saved my mustang!
Great video, thank s for sharing 🇺🇸 great tip
Groovy Video! :)
Now that I didn't know. Great tip !
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This may be common because i heard complains about it on several manufacturers, now i know where they come from; something to be aware of.
I was guna say that looks like the early factory HP manifold but then at the end i see its a 3 ducer. Nice !
Agree 100%. I never use silicone sealant anywhere near gasoline. Gasoline and silicone don't get along. Gas causes the silicone to swell and I have seen it completely block an intake port. About the only place I do use silicone is to seal the ends of the intake. Everywhere else the original paper or cork gasket works perfectly' I also have been known to use a little aircraft sealant as well to help hold gaskets in place. My kids call me an old fogey but my engines don't leak.😉 Trick always use distilled water in your cooling system with the antifreeze and the intake won't corrode like that.
Great information... less is more.
So how about a video explaining how you correct the geometry when you deck and mill.
Thanks enjoy your wisdom.
Sounds like a video.👍
@@MrDanielSoliz Hopefully not a vid of you sanding the cork end gaskets thinner on 40 grit so they fit.😉😊
That sounds more like something I would do.😞