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Old 05-02-2014, 09:12 AM   #1
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A VERY IMPORTANT ITEM....the Thunder intake gasket MUST be used with a sealant. The gasket paper's composition is what I call "dry", it does not contain a sealant that other gaskets do. 100 % sealing can only be truly achieved when sealant is applied to both surfaces of the gasket.

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Old 05-02-2014, 02:06 PM   #2
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NICE GAINS...lots more fun to ride now!!

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A VERY IMPORTANT ITEM....the Thunder intake gasket MUST be used with a sealant. The gasket paper's composition is what I call "dry", it does not contain a sealant that other gaskets do. 100 % sealing can only be truly achieved when sealant is applied to both surfaces of the gasket.

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Is there any specific sealant you can recommend Ray? I have the gasket to install.
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