<VV> RTV for Top Cover OK under special circumstances

[Frank DuVal]

This younger crumudgen is with you too. I just use a wire wheel to 
remove that baked on gasket from the steel layer and put it back the way 
it was with two gaskets. I have used a very light finger smeared amount 
of black silicone to help with removal of the gaskets in the future.

Frank DuVal

Back to the rusty 64 Spyder coupe....

Cliff Tibbitts wrote:

>>NO leaks.  Just make sure there's no way the nuts securing the four bolts
>>can back off, or you're gonna have a serious, serious problem! :)
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>Which is exactly why I would not even consider such a modification.  I am
>with Smitty on this one.  I don't have nearly the experience that he has,
>but I likewise don't see the problem.  
>
>Cliff Tibbitts
>66 Monza, 140
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