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Very HIGH temp sealer needed

chuck hahn

chuck hahn

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It was suggested to me by a gent in the UK thats all about these TX750s and he tells me to use a very high temp ( withstands at least 600 degrees ) sealant on the bases of the cam blocks to seal them so oil from the head cannot seep out from under them. Theres a small tunnel that runs from the front of the engine to bring cool outside air in on top of the jugs and keep the heat down on the can blocks themselves.

Anyone have suggestions of their favorite elixers that will meet this temperature requiremant?
 
I have been using search with such words as three bond..high temp sealer and so on without much success. I was remembering someone had mentioned a high temp three bond 11XX maybe????
 
Hylomar. It's good to 600 degrees F.
 
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