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Intake gasket?? #621990
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OK had some work done to my intake and was wondering do you guys reuse the ol tub or go new??? I read the edelbrock instr that you have to use the paper gaskets also??? I have never used them just the plain ol tub. Thanks guys!

Re: Intake gasket?? [Re: WICKD6PK] #621991
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I have never used the tub with other gaskets together.
Those old tubs can be use many times, as long as they are in good shape...
I like that Shellac (sp?) Indian Head brush on stuff, usually has a brush made on the lid...Nasty stuff but does a very good job for these valley pans.
Advance carries some, I think Perma-Tex makes there brand of Shellac.


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Re: Intake gasket?? [Re: Bob_Coomer] #621992
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I have never used the tub with other gaskets together.
Those old tubs can be use many times, as long as they are in good shape...








Re: Intake gasket?? [Re: WILD BILL] #621993
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Before I went to the Indy heads I always had a problem using the tub and paper gasket. So I made me a valley plate out of plexi-glass similar to the Indy plate.I stoped it at the bottom of the head and used silicon to seal it to the heads. That way I could use the nice thick Mr Gasket ones with no problem. And you could see down in the lifter area to check things out. But after a while it stain the glass and you could not see in the lifter area very well.


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Re: Intake gasket?? [Re: MRMOPAR622] #621994
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How thick was the Lexan?

Re: Intake gasket?? [Re: '72CudaRacer] #621995
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I use the valley pan and a gasket on each side. But I had to cut the intake so everything would line up properly.

Re: Intake gasket?? [Re: MRMOPAR622] #621996
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Before I went to the Indy heads I always had a problem using the tub and paper gasket. So I made me a valley plate out of plexi-glass similar to the Indy plate.I stoped it at the bottom of the head and used silicon to seal it to the heads. That way I could use the nice thick Mr Gasket ones with no problem. And you could see down in the lifter area to check things out. But after a while it stain the glass and you could not see in the lifter area very well.




wow i think im going to steal that idea i wonder if i could coat the bottom side with a clear coat or something to keep it from staining

Re: Intake gasket?? [Re: Bob_Coomer] #621997
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thanks for the input guys i never used those gaskets either but just wanted to make sure i wasnt missin somethin thanks again!







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