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| SPT
10-25-2012 16:02:32
75.207.128.205
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Having problems with sealing copper head gasket on 4.5 bore D 17 Allis, any suggestions? |
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| bassndeere
11-03-2012 19:22:20
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Re: Copper head gasket in reply to SPT, 10-25-2012 16:02:32
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| Crank her up and get her warm, then torque head bolts/studs. Do this at least 3 times, increasing torque everytime to at least 175 lbs. Then but a load on her. PS. cold she will be over 200 lbs. |
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| Jim Johnson
10-27-2012 05:39:35
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Re: Copper head gasket in reply to SPT, 10-25-2012 16:02:32
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| | Lubbock gasket in Lubbock Tx. makes a gasket with a wire in it and I believe they guarantee it. You can ask Ken Foland about it because I think he was using one. Jim |
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| ep
10-26-2012 17:02:56
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Re: Copper head gasket in reply to SPT, 10-25-2012 16:02:32
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| you can get an Isky O ring cutting tool from summit racing and cut a groove in the sleeve to put a piece of wire for your fire ring.I use stainless wire instead of copper wire.Tool is 300$ or so but works great.You will need to practice on an old sleeve or block a couple of times.good luck |
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| wi50
10-26-2012 06:08:15
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Re: Copper head gasket in reply to SPT, 10-25-2012 16:02:32
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| | I alawyse o-ring either the head or the block. Probably easiest to do the head as long as the block deck is flat. I know there are guys useing composite gaskets on larger bores than that on the Allis and i'd think you can find fire rings and make one from a gasket |
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| oliver80
10-25-2012 20:01:57
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Re: Copper head gasket in reply to SPT, 10-25-2012 16:02:32
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| I Always Spray Them With Copper Coat And Never Had Any Problems.My Sleeves Are Ringed Also |
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| Ole Johnny
10-25-2012 17:11:32
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Re: Copper head gasket in reply to SPT, 10-25-2012 16:02:32
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| When I used dead-soft copper head gaskets on my dragster, I had to O ring the block and head so they woudl work. Also it is necessary to use gray silicone to seal the water passages. If there is a composit head gasket for your application, I think that would be much better. |
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| Eric segaline
10-25-2012 17:04:33
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Re: Copper head gasket in reply to SPT, 10-25-2012 16:02:32
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| deck head and block and fire ring it |
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| SPT
10-26-2012 06:17:39
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Re: Copper head gasket in reply to Eric segaline, 10-25-2012 17:04:33
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| Thanks for the input. |
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| MLPANKEY
10-26-2012 08:11:39
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Re: Copper head gasket in reply to SPT, 10-26-2012 06:17:39
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| SPT said: (quoted from post at 06:17:39 10/26/12) Thanks for the input. | Stainless .024 wire place in groove on sleeve
This post was edited by MLPANKEY at 08:12:17 10/26/12. |
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