Im in the process of swapping the intake manifold gasket as the end seals were puking.. so being winter and the weather is starting to break i thought id sta…
Oldsmobile intake gasket replacement
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yeah ive got an aftermarket edelbrock. thanks!
depends on the intake..if going w stock iron.. use the valley pan.. cover it in some rtv and away u go… if ur using an aftermarket manifold..I go w Mr. Gasket Nitrile coated gaskets
hey man, im currently building a 350 rocket for my 87 olds. i have two types of intake gaskets. unsure of which route to go. valley pan setup or just plain intake gaskets? both are metal gaskets by felpro. ive heard the valley pan isnt really necessary. any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thats nice, I really don’t care.
Ummm… Ok?? I only had issues on this motor because the intake was milled and the gap was excessive..
went silicone they still leaked.. had to do it again.. i used the rubber end seals coated them lightly with Ultra Gray and gooped the corners worked like a charm
leaking lifter valley end seals??? Did you use silicone and not the rubber piece? Silicone on its own is definetaly the way to go.
hey bud.. im using.. nothing 🙂 i coulda cut up the old one just to keep the oil off the bottom of the intake but.. meh..
Hey Beeter,Shanghai here. What are you going to use for the turkey tray?
thanks for the video, im pumped up to get my 83 hurst olds out soon! good luck with your 455 rocket