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Hello,
Well, I finally found a C3BX intake that I liked, though it is dirty. My question is, I want to block off the oil filler tube location at the front of the intake. Everyone says to use a freeze plug. Do you have to use some kind of gasket to prevent oil or air leaks??? I have also heard a freeze plug is the wrong thing to use, but what would you use if not a plug??? Thanks---- ktownkid ![]() ![]()
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1 1/4" freeze plug, metal or the expandable rubber kind.
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1 1/4" freeze plug, metal or the expandable rubber kind. [/ QUOTE ] and a little black RTV sealant ![]() |
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Make sure you get the plug set straight in before you hammer on it because if it is cocked just a little bit you can crack the intake.
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Thank you all. I just may take this to the machine shop and let them do it.
Thanks again.
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