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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Gary S Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: April-30-2015 at 1:32pm
Originally posted by C-Bass C-Bass wrote:


Thanks for that link Gary. Have you had any issue using gel past the 3 month recommended shelf life using this stuff? I was a little optimistic on my 67 project and tried to save on shipping so I already have my gel. I think I'll buy a can on this stuff and spray it in the 5 gallon pale.


I have not opened or used any in a year Craig but I just went out and looked,I have a date on the gel can of '09. So as of March of '14 it still was ok. I know it's pushing it if you go by the supplier recommended good by date! Using bloxygen on paint,it never leaves a skin on the remainder like what happens after not using it either
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Welp, all went as planned last night. I installed the Dizzy properly and did my firing order a while ago. Slightly advanced it with my eye and what do you know it fired on the first try. I snorted a little carb cleaner in it and it had instant fire. After I put fuel in the tank I was within 100 rpms of my normal idle setting, Moved the timing a little by eye and all was well. The only leak I had was the stupid bolts on the fuel pump that hold the upper and lower half together. I tightened those, filled the transmission (Forgot) and torqued the exhaust manifold bolts and off we went.

It made a little hydraulic noise (probably transmission bleeding air internally) and a few ticks here and there but as soon as it was at O temp everything was quite and normal. Only water leak was the shaft packing probably because I disturbed it from the removal over the winter.

My port side airguide is filling with water so I need to address that but everything went surprisingly well with the scope of work that was completed.

Sorry the vids are so dark, I forgot transmission fluid and stuff to torque the exhaust manifolds/tighten the pump bolts so I had to run back to home base.


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