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epoxi for run through on porting??

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Post by RebStew April 13th 2010, 8:01 am

I keep hearing about guys epoxi runners and such when they go too far porting. What do you guys use for epoxi? Would JB Weld work in a intake port? I've been wondering this for a while and just wonder what it is? The thought of epoxi such as JB Weld in my intake runners kind of freaks me out. If it did come loose you are in for a rebuild. Does this stuff really hold?
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Post by ss 383 April 13th 2010, 2:17 pm

my bro terry always uses A n B epoxy not sure who makes il find out.. and just for when he dug to deep in a water jacket. any where else you got big problems
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Post by CustomCabby April 13th 2010, 5:21 pm

I use Elmer's wood glue, but for some reason that motor blew up on me... go figure! scratch

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Post by RebStew April 13th 2010, 5:42 pm

CustomCabby wrote:I use Elmer's wood glue, but for some reason that motor blew up on me... go figure! scratch
That would have worked if you was working on an old woody. What a Face
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Post by ss 383 April 13th 2010, 7:50 pm

edelbrock makes it A/B epoxy good stuff .those humper heads i had were full of that stuff.it never came loose
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Post by Butch Thompson April 13th 2010, 9:20 pm

we did a water jacket hole on my bbk
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