Posted By: 1mean340
Leaky china rail - 02/22/18 07:57 PM
Hey all,
I had to use some .120 gaskets for my Indy intake on my W2 econo heads and I sprung a bad leak at the front china rail. I used The Right Stuff RTV and thought I used a pretty big bead but apparently it wasn't enough.
Just wondering, have you guys ever had any success trying to seal a china rail up without harming the intake gaskets? How did you do it? I ask because I have custom gaskets from FlatOut and I was hoping to get this back on the road for some tuning and break in oil change this weekend, I likely wouldn't get the new gaskets in time.
Second, when it comes time to replace, should I maybe try a cork gaskets for the china rails instead of just silicon? Or just build the silicon up higher and try again?
thanks!
I had to use some .120 gaskets for my Indy intake on my W2 econo heads and I sprung a bad leak at the front china rail. I used The Right Stuff RTV and thought I used a pretty big bead but apparently it wasn't enough.
Just wondering, have you guys ever had any success trying to seal a china rail up without harming the intake gaskets? How did you do it? I ask because I have custom gaskets from FlatOut and I was hoping to get this back on the road for some tuning and break in oil change this weekend, I likely wouldn't get the new gaskets in time.
Second, when it comes time to replace, should I maybe try a cork gaskets for the china rails instead of just silicon? Or just build the silicon up higher and try again?
thanks!