Reciever Groove

Started by stay`tee, June 01, 2016, 04:53:21 AM

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John Burk

How hard is it to remove the head when the head gasket is sprayed with Coppercoat ?

stay`tee

Quote from: John Burk on June 02, 2016, 06:59:36 AM
How hard is it to remove the head when the head gasket is sprayed with Coppercoat ?

never had a problem  :-),, always clean both surfaces with Shellite before assembly,  :-)
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maj

Ronnie have a chat to Peter at Ridgecrest engineering in Vic, he has supplied all our copper gaskets and specs to suit,
o ring intended for reciever groove is installed at different depth to no groove , and groove is about .020 wider than o ring in our application , but this is dependant on gasket thickness

Gets difficult if bores are close together , my big bore busa has the o rings siamesed , and Steves 14 probably needs same
your 12 may be better

Jack Gifford

Quote from: maj on June 02, 2016, 02:31:30 PM... o ring intended for reciever groove is installed at different depth to no groove , and groove is about .020 wider than o ring in our application...
Here's a sketch of dimensions that work for me with .024" thick copper.
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Peter Jack

That looks really familiar Jack. We used about the same on a big block Chevy pavement sprint car on alcohol. It had serious compression and head gaskets were always nervous until we changed to that system No more problems.

Pete

Stainless1

There you go, thanks to Jack's drawing skills.... On the bike motor the wire was 20 or 30 due to the amount of room available... On our big bore the wire was basically a figure 8, no room for side by side wires. 
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