Thread Sealer for nitrous
11-17-2002, 09:03 PM
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I picked some up at Autozone the other day. You should be able to find some automotive sealer at any parts store.
11-18-2002, 09:29 AM
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I was told by the tech at ZEX not to use any kind of thread sealer on any connection with Nitrous Oxide. All the fittings are compression type fittings and should not need any type of sealer(s). I don't have any leak on my install of the NO2. The leak that I had was to due to the low pressure of the tank being so cold outside. The teflon seal in the solenoid was not yet seated. NOW, it works like a peach. Nice and sweet. Just blew a Mustang V6, a ZX2, and an Accord per Jaws suggestion. Made my look bada$$ on the street.
11-18-2002, 12:01 PM
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i use regular tape thread sealer...
dont use too much and keep it off the edge
Some kits dont require it... but it doesnt hurt to add a bit....
if you use it wrong... then problems can arrise
dont use too much and keep it off the edge
Some kits dont require it... but it doesnt hurt to add a bit....
if you use it wrong... then problems can arrise
11-18-2002, 09:01 PM
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JAWS 021:
Some kits dont require it... but it doesnt hurt to add a bit....
Some kits (most), urge against using tape and only to use thread sealer.
Some kits dont require it... but it doesnt hurt to add a bit....
