[Chrysler300] Manifold Burnout.

[G Barker <gbarker@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

One thing I am trying but have not got the car on the roadyet.   I 
looked into a product called Pyro-Putty.  One type  is for repairing 
Alum   and the other is for repairing cast iron Etc.  I filled the burnt 
out part of the ram manifold,  and when it set up hard I ground it down 
to shape.  The company engineers said it should work fine for what I was 
using it for.  When it set's up it was really hard and not to easy to 
grind down.  I am hoping this will save a set of ram tubes.  My other 
set has the block off plates and up to now I have not been able to 
remove the bolts. I wish more people would learn the art of using 
Anti-sege compound.   Gary Barker


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