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Rwoodshvac
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 Posted: Mon May 14, 2012 11:03 am Post subject: Porsche Sealing washers on 36 hp |
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I came across these Porsche 356/912 Sealing washers and gaskets.
The washers are beveled for the use of an o ring gasket
What are your thoughts on these being used on a 36 hp case?
I really like the design and the idea of not have to use a gasket sealer . on the nuts and wahsers.
Plus the Porsche look with the acorn nuts.
Feedback welcomed
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slalombuggy
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Good enough for Porsche, good enough for VW. Can't see why these wouldn't work as long as the case surface is clean and fairly flat and pit free.
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sgmalt46
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| yes run them! . they look cool. ive seen them used on 36's. i still would use a dab of sealer under the washer to be safe but not needed. i just hate any kinds of leaks. |
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