RE: Exhaust Studs

[Brian Schlump <jsbs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Sean,
I've had good luck with Permatex #2 Form A Gasket.  It's a non-hardening 
sealant...Brian

bolterman@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> I had a nightmarish problem with a broken end stud in a 440 head.  The
> machinist who drilled it out got part of the hole ever so slightly oval,
> and it leaked anti-freeze against the exhaust manifold.  A big, nasty,
> steamy mess.  I tried everything to seal it with, and the only thing 
> that
> worked was using a permanently NON-hardening sealer.  I just can't
> remember what it was, but it was available everywhere, and fixed it
> completely.  Every other sealer I tried failed.
> 
> Sean Bolter



'64 Belvedere
Woodstock, IL.

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