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Enduro Engine - 2 stroke Cylinder, Piston, Tranny, Bearings, Clutch, Pipes & Silencers, etc. |
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Base gasket preparation?
Folks,
Should the base gasket (0.50mm used between the cylinder and the cases) be applied: 1) Dry? 2) Oiled? 3) Greased (with, say, Bel-Ray High Temp Assembly Lube)? 4) Something else? Thanks. Dale |
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I've used all four over the years (#4 being anti-sieze). Sealing has never been an issue with any method, but #4 gives the best results when it's time for disassembly.
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cooper coat works real well and easy to take off on next rebuild.
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Dry for me!
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Hylomar for me...but I run only the .15 gasket
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Is it safe to just run the .15 gasket? My head is stock with plenty of extra squish, seems like the thin gasget could take up some slack. It seems that I have 3-4 of them from old gasket kits. Any thoughts?
Paul B |
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I've run mine this way for 2 yrs now with no problem. Still excessive squish but better. I'd definitely suggest a good sealer though as there's little "seal" in that .15 gasket.
Just for interest, we used to run racing 80 and 125 MXers with no base gasket, only Hylomar. |
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