Ive got the quietest Dale ever.

[Jaybr]

I bet this would work well too, on the outside for sure

http://www.dynamat.com/spec_dynashield.htm

[levi550]

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Originally posted by Jaybr
I wonder something like this stuff would work?

http://www.quietcoat.com/index.html

In the application sheet for this, it says "use it under the hood, but not on the engine itself", they do not say why, oil, heat, or what ever.

[TraumaRN]

Bump

Any news about just the clutch cover? Durability and such?

[jfarrar]

i coated my covers with the ford stuff that wisetec recomended.so far no probs.20hrs never head a lick on the filter in 3 oil changes.

[RatSoup]

Updates? Still a good mod?
Anyone try the Permatex High Heat Red 26BR? I'm doing a winter tear down inspection. Thinking of trying it out.

--Lee

[jfarrar]

i did mine with the stuff wis recommended andits still going the same as the day i applied it.nevergot a spec on the filter and had the cover off several times no sign of peeling.dampens the sound alot.going on 1 yr

[kdeal]

I don't have much time on mine but it sticks to the cover like gorilla snot does. (If you don't know what gorilla snot is, look in the auto parts for a tube of 3M weatherstrip adhesive, it's nasty stuff).

[RatSoup]

Thanks... I think I'll try the Motorcraft TA-31. I may try the Permatex on the clutch cover just to see what it does.

--Lee

[61austin]

I used the gray motorcraft stuff, and have had no problems so far.

[wistech]

I think the issue of ths stuff ever "peeling off" was because the dry time for a thick aplication was not met. It will form a skin in a half hour but the stuff under the surface will be mushy for a long time. Anything over a 1/4 inch will take at the very least one day before the next coat. I guarantee if it is applied properly it will never come off without some major swearing and cutting.