opsss I sent the wrong dwg file.
I have questions about the installation of the seal blocks. Am I correct in
the impression that the holes for the screws should not completely penetrate
the outer housing wall?
Is there a measurement of where to start the cut away for the blocks?
thanks
C. Smith
It is impractical for them to NOT penetrate.
Be careful when torquing them down as you could strip the threads.
Then you would have to install a heli coil.
Also if you pot the cavity with Devcon liquid aluminum or JB Weld first the
blocks would be more secure. It is easy to bore through the Devcon.
Paul Lamar
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True, you bore through the OUTER portion of the housing wall so that there
is a "well" to cut threads into, but I think C.Smith's concern may have been
over how DEEPLY does one cut THROUGH the thickness of the sidewall WITHOUT
drilling INTO the rotor chamber.
Paul Vermillion
Not exactly. Here is the situation.
Paul Lamar
I realized that penetration was unavoidable, right after I went out to look
at the housings up close. Thanks for the clear images. Answers more
questions. I guess that since this is on the intake side, the potted/blocked
water passages have little effect on cooling?
C. Smith
Correct.
Paul Lamar
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