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11-22-2000, 09:01 PM
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Years ago I bought a silicone rear main seal from HO Racing Specialties. I guess they have gone by the wayside and I was wondering if there is anybody that still sells them. If any of you have an old HO book they were listed under the part # GK92 for the 3.25" journal. If they are no longer available what kind do all of you use or am I forced to use the rope seal? Thanks for any suggestions.
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you. Dennis B
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11-22-2000, 09:01 PM
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Years ago I bought a silicone rear main seal from HO Racing Specialties. I guess they have gone by the wayside and I was wondering if there is anybody that still sells them. If any of you have an old HO book they were listed under the part # GK92 for the 3.25" journal. If they are no longer available what kind do all of you use or am I forced to use the rope seal? Thanks for any suggestions.
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you. Dennis B
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11-22-2000, 09:43 PM
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H-O still sells them. Same part #
They have a web site too. phone number (909) 608-002 ------------------ Bill
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Bill 64 GTO, tube chassis w/606" IA tall deck, PG & a pro geared Fab 9". 2750 lbs. [email protected]/4, [email protected]/8, 1.1981-60-ft. 8/10/08 
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11-22-2000, 09:47 PM
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That was supposed to be (909) 608-0022 Guess I got in a hurry.
Sorry ------------------ Bill
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11-22-2000, 10:56 PM
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Hey W.D. I sure appreciate the info. I didn't think they were still open. I guess it's a small world. I checked out your profile and we both drive trucks and both have back halved 64 GTO's. I was looking for the picture? Dennis B
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11-22-2000, 10:59 PM
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The H-O seal is a Caddy seal and is marginally effective. BOP is making a new seal specifically for the Pontiac. Unfortunately we started with the 3" main which we will be shipping next week. The 3 1/4 will be awhile yet. Here are a couple of links to the seal and a testimonial of one of our prototype testers. http://www.bopengineering.com/pontiac_acc4.htm http://www.krepower.com/newpro1.htm
------------------ Wade Congdon - BOP Engineering www.bopengineering.com "If you can turn left you're going too slow"
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11-23-2000, 03:31 AM
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Wade and WD. thanks for the info on the main seals. I thought HO. went out of business. I see Kens add in HPP from time to time.
Wade. I needed the seal yesterday if you know what I mean. How long before it is avaliable for the large journals. I can waite a little longer as long as it's tomorrow HA. Let me know. One more Question. I have BME Alum rods and they have been torqued twice, one to check clearences and one to install them. How many times can they be torqued down before I should get new bolts? The motor only has minimal running time on it. Seeeeeee Ya
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