cleanazcoupe

hey guys i just got a sandwich plate and i heard it was a good idea to put some honda bond on it just incase for no leaks, i wanted to know is there anything stronger then honda bond that i can use?? and around how much is honda bond

jdm-ek-si

if honda bound is like rtv than aviation RTV grey is da strongest on the market it stands up to the temp of the pratt and witney jet engine i work on

jdm-ek-si

me doin some racing i kno said i wouldnt street race but it was so tempting


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cleanazcoupe

where on the sanweich plate do i need to put some of that?

Scott_Tucker

I like 'Toyota Black'. It is sold by Toyota dealers and is used as the factory oil pan gasket on some models. I don't know the part number but it is really good stuff.

xander1100

forget honda bond, go with james bond.... :-P

mmuller

ducati bond, me like ( ThreeBond 1104 )

philafelman

its called F.I.P.G., but i like honda-bond better, its not so gooey.

Bailhatch

Hondabond is really good. good adhesion, temp resistance (HT), and strength...just use that...I mean it's already o-ringed so pretty much anything will work in this application.

Turbo B18C EJ6

i like to use permatex ultra gray I just used it on my gsr build, good stuff

sohctodohc

where are you guys putting the hondabond on the oil sandwich adapter at?

Bailhatch

Between the engine block and the adaptor. I clean everything to get any oil off, lightly coat the O-ring on all surfaces and install it. Never had a leak. I use it on the threads of my fittings as well.

sauceja

Permatex ultra grey and HondaBond 4 are the only things I use.

I pay about 5.00 for a tube of hondabond but have no clue what it really costs.

Andr3w

Ive always used red high temp permatex without any issues.

Scott_Tucker

Most major brands will do a good job of sealing. It is just essential that all surfaces are clean and dry.

MidShipCivic

Permatex RTV sealant sucks it's like an upset stomach, and trips to the bathroom you think you're done, but sure enough you're making another trip to the bathroom.


Yes that's an analogy to leaks.


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Scott_Tucker

I use Permatex Ultra Black at work almost exclusively and have not had any problems with it as long as the surfaces being sealed are clean and dry. I'm definitely not a fan of their blue and red RTVs. I think they are unnecessary in most cases and are too slippery.

Ls_dx

iTrader: (5)

Honda bond Ht FTW... its about 20.00 a tube tho...