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Injector seat plugs 444-544

posted by  walrus3 on  Tue Dec 21 05:18 CST 2010
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I have received numerous dire warnings that a backfire would blow these out,
that they would leak if not installed with sealant, etc etc.
No such thing has EVER happened to me in quite a few years of using them.
I think they work fine. You can put sealant in, bolt a plate over them, etc,
but in my view that is not necessary, nor even desirable.
If a guy was running 15-20 psi boost, that MIGHT be a different matter.
(Based on my experience with a big bore engine, it'd better be standard bore!)






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