My LSx problem hopefully fixed!
05-11-2004, 08:23 PM
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My LSx problem hopefully fixed! Your opinions please. I've made 4-5 posts already about this problem, and I think I may have fixed my LSx intake. For those of you who didnt read my posts, I never changed the Valley bolts, with the ones F.A.S.T. includes with the intake, so when I installed the intake, the floor it it (bottom shell) cracked in 8 little hairline cracks (just on the inside, the outside bottom of the intake was fine in all spots but one) I epoxyed the outside bottom (just incase) and I epoxyed over the hairline cracks on the inside floor of the intake. HERE IS MY QUESTION: The epoxy seems really strong, but how can I re-insure myself that its not going to fail on me, or in other words become loose, and I suck on down my intake ports, and then..... 
. I called F.A.S.T today to see if I can buy a replacment bottom, but they currently have them on back order. Any info you could give would be great, Thanks
. I called F.A.S.T today to see if I can buy a replacment bottom, but they currently have them on back order. Any info you could give would be great, Thanks 
05-11-2004, 08:53 PM
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Made by permatex, also said "superglue" on the 2 part epoxy tubes.. Says takes heat up too 230 degrees, and extra setting time (most of the time, the longer setting glues are stronger)