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Re: Valve Cover Bolts with Alum heads?
[Re: 85_Ram_4speed]
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11/09/09 10:43 AM
11/09/09 10:43 AM
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Stainless works fine. But if you are going to use a regular bolt, I wouldn't use anti-seize. Good trick--get some liquid antacid from the pharmacy like Maalox or something. Put a little Maalox on the threads before you install the bolt. It keeps the two dissimilar metals from corroding together and it dries to a powder, acting as a light duty threadlocker. I've used that trick for years in all kinds of applications and it works great!
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Re: Valve Cover Bolts with Alum heads?
[Re: JoesMopar]
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11/09/09 02:41 PM
11/09/09 02:41 PM
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WILD BILL
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Which Alum heads? Eddy's are helicoiled so your not actually putting 2 disimilar metls together.
I'm sure other heads have helicoils as well.
Last edited by WILD BILL; 11/09/09 02:41 PM.
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