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  1. lostbowl

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    #1 lostbowl, Apr 2, 2011
    Looking for 6mm stat o seals and all that comes up on the net are fractional. Anyone know where? thanks Lost
     
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    #2 SeattleM5, Apr 2, 2011
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    #3 cmt6891, Apr 2, 2011
    Pegasus racing will have what you're looking for
     
  4. Peter

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    #4 Peter, Apr 3, 2011
    To quote from that McMaster page:

    If memory serves me right with the engine/tranny oil pans, where the washer sits, aren't the shanks of the stud not far up enough in the hole (and therefore the stat-o-seal will compress on threads and not the shank of the stud)?...
     
  5. lostbowl

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    #5 lostbowl, Apr 3, 2011
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    Thanks for the info! I hope to rectify this problem with the sealing washers. I tried nylocs and thye didn't do the job.
    As far as working against the threads------------- Dave Helms reccomended them and I have no doubt his knowledge on F-cars exceeds mine by light years and that is why I am looking for them. lost
     
  6. Peter

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    #6 Peter, Apr 4, 2011
    I need to fix a tranny pan leak as well and this will be the third time in over ten years I've replaced this gasket. I've always stuck with the same original plain washers/nuts and had considered replacing them with some sort of sealing washer. But upon reading the description in the catalog, that's what triggered a memory of seeing threads and not shank when doing the pan in years past...

    I'll try them too and see if it does the trick.
     
  7. lostbowl

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    #7 lostbowl, Apr 4, 2011
    In my search for 6mm stat-o-seals I found a company by the name of Parker that sells a specific washer that seals on the threads and not the shank. Now I need to know where to buy them. If anyone knows please sound off. Lost
     

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