<VV> Painting pushrod tubes (from Finch book)
corvairs
lonwall at corvairunderground.com
Sat Aug 12 19:07:55 EDT 2006
Well, it's both, one follows the other. But so far as doing any
signifigant heat dissapation. I would be very sceptical. Would lower
shrouds off and a lazer heat whatchamacallit pointed at the spots in
question with or without be better than nothing? A lot of the "Super
secret" stuff in the book is not documented or scientificallty backed
up. Lon
Michael Kovacs wrote:
> It is not leaks but an attempt to keep the heat of the manifold from
> heating the oil!@!!
>
> corvairs <lonwall at corvairunderground.com> wrote:
>
> In my opinion it's busywork nat might have a small benefit in some
> rare
> cases. The truth is, Viton o rings are the real improvement - Lon
>
> David Fasgold wrote:
>
> >Just curious:
> > I was just reading Rad Davis' FAQ on painting engine parts and
> it reminded me of something. Years ago when I did my first O-ring
> job, I used the recommendation in "How to keep you Corvair alive."
> I painted the section of pushrod tube that runs near the manifold
> with VHT paint. It's now 10 years later. My dad has the car, and
> there are no leaks.
> >
> > However, I did not paint the tubes on my other car, which I've
> had for about 7 years with no leaks. Has anyone ever determined
> whether the method I described has any real effect on leaks, or is
> it just a myth? Maybe the Mythbusters should do a show just
> dedicated to the Corvair. lol
> > David
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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