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yes mb that what i heard too and like u said i just comes in handy for other things but no matter if it's 2300 or the seven i use them like bulldozer and i rub both on the ground specially when pinpointing
Skidplate and coil tape - information and questions
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Ded Driver said:
Sensor safe silastic. Use once for the life of the skidplate.
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what the brand of that salastic where can u get from that not a bad idea thanks
Flatlander said:
I should have said sensor safe silicone. Permatex is the one I use, was recommended by a mechanic who detects. Brilliant. There are other brands. Autobarn, supercheap, repco etc. Different size containers up to a cartridge for a silastic gun. Properly done uses very little and will see out a skid plate. I am a scrubber.
i would be interested to see a sensitivity comparison using silicone vs tape
Ive long know that silicone rubber does contain elemental Silicon & can also contain a Tin based curing agent, & sometimes other compounds depending on the intended purpose, & so i dont use it just as a precaution. Its obviously not anything like having a piece of sheet metal near your coil.
The influence would probably be very small, but would be interesting to see how much, if any effect.
https://www.simtec-silicone.com/curing-speeds-silicone-rubber/
Ive long know that silicone rubber does contain elemental Silicon & can also contain a Tin based curing agent, & sometimes other compounds depending on the intended purpose, & so i dont use it just as a precaution. Its obviously not anything like having a piece of sheet metal near your coil.
The influence would probably be very small, but would be interesting to see how much, if any effect.
https://www.simtec-silicone.com/curing-speeds-silicone-rubber/
Ded Driver said:
No effect I am told. This is the stuff they use around car computers, sensors etc. Hence the name sensor safe.
Rockwall, 'sensor safe' refers to the low fumes/emissions when its hot, & wont harm things like the O2 sensor in the exhaust, or the MAF, vaccum etc, or anywhere the air/gas flow passes over a sensor.
Ded Driver said:
Ok. Assuming isn't smart. :Y:
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OK, I'm a bit pedantic about keeping sh!#e out of my skidplate but a couple of times when I've been out in the field I've had trouble getting the tape to stick, I've always used Bayer tape which is normally great, clearly it's not as easy to clean the coil and skidplate as it would be if you were in your shed at home but is there a tape that is especially made for this?
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Sandta said:
He wants coil tape Sandta, not your girlfriends phone number! :lol:
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I'll give it a try thanks Sandta :Y: The tape, not your girlfriend :lol:
I'll give it a try thanks Sandta :Y: The tape, not your girlfriend :lol:
I find my coil/skid plate wear on the bottom and top edges of the coil/shid plate. To me the standard coil tape around the coil vertical edge does not protect the top bottom edges of the coil/skid plate
I use electrical tape (not black) and wrap 1/2 the width of the tape around the outside edge of the skid plate and 1/2 up the bottom side edge of the coil. Twice. Do the same to the top edge/side of the coil and then finally 2 wraps around the vertical edge of the coil that ensures the 1/2 wraps (top and bottom)on the edge dont move.
I use electrical tape (not black) and wrap 1/2 the width of the tape around the outside edge of the skid plate and 1/2 up the bottom side edge of the coil. Twice. Do the same to the top edge/side of the coil and then finally 2 wraps around the vertical edge of the coil that ensures the 1/2 wraps (top and bottom)on the edge dont move.
After taping with Trex kevlar tape from bunnings I spray the bottom and sides with Septone Stone Guard from Supacheap Auto
. It is an underbody hi build rubbery layer designed to protect car against gravel rash.
Needs to set for a few days before using. Looks crappy after a few trips but a quick spray on the coil edges and back in business. No more coil cover replacements.
for me it works out less than 1/4 cost of new coil covers.
Always annoys me that covers are not 3x as thick on the bottom edge curve where you get most wear.
. It is an underbody hi build rubbery layer designed to protect car against gravel rash.
Needs to set for a few days before using. Looks crappy after a few trips but a quick spray on the coil edges and back in business. No more coil cover replacements.
for me it works out less than 1/4 cost of new coil covers.
Always annoys me that covers are not 3x as thick on the bottom edge curve where you get most wear.
Deepseeker said:
You can also try Jenny on 8675309 or for something a bit more dirty 362436.....
Nitto tape is good regards john :Y:
Ditto, Nitto $2.95 at Jaycar. I am not sure about all that painting skids etc, I bought a heavy duty NF skid plate for my 12X8 and there is no way I will be wearing through that any time soon...
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