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 Forum: Engine   Topic: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!

GTS225
 Post subject: Re: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!
Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2025 6:32 pm 

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Second contact with the Belzona supplier. They do offer a smaller package......1 KG of their formula 1111, for $349,plus the 16' of reinforcing tape. Apparently, they don't have much interest in dealing with a small-timer like a hobbyist. ...

 Forum: Engine   Topic: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!

GTS225
 Post subject: Re: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!
Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2025 7:02 am 

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... from his email) It sounds like the best thing for you is our JM02 Deluxe Intro Kit - Packed in a multi-purpose toolbox for $663.00 1x2 kg Belzona 1111 Super Metal 2x1 pint Belzona 9111 Cleaner/Degreaser 1x100gm Belzona 9411 Release Agent 1x16 ft Belzona 9341 Reinforcement Tape Accessories: ...

 Forum: Engine   Topic: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!

GTS225
 Post subject: Re: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!
Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2025 7:48 am 

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OK, Dan.......inquiry sent to Belzona, now awaiting response. I see "my" nearest distributor is a fair bit north of me up in Minnesota, so that'll be a mail-order purchase. And Lou......you wanted to see the cam specs. I'll need ...

 Forum: Engine   Topic: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!

Dart270
 Post subject: Re: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!
Posted: Sat May 31, 2025 2:23 am 

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... also think welding/brazing, especially on a block still in a car w/no disassembly, will be a total crap shoot. I was hoping Dan would bring up the Belzona, since I forgot its name, and of course he did! Roger, if you can, take your crank and a stock rod and piston (sans rings), but 2-3 old main ...

 Forum: Engine   Topic: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!

GTS225
 Post subject: Re: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!
Posted: Fri May 30, 2025 8:30 pm 

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... the crack propagating further. Properly prep the crack for repair (grind it to a vee shape, etc) Swap out the JB Weld for an appropriate grade of Belzona [/b] see here [/b] and here [/b], and ping the manufacturer for guidance on which grade to use and how to prep and apply. Thanks a bunch for ...

 Forum: Engine   Topic: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!

SlantSixDan
 Post subject: Re: LET'S BUILD A MOTOR!!
Posted: Fri May 30, 2025 7:12 pm 

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... the crack propagating further. Properly prep the crack for repair (grind it to a vee shape, etc) Swap out the JB Weld for an appropriate grade of Belzona [/b] see here [/b] and here [/b], and ping the manufacturer for guidance on which grade to use and how to prep and apply.

 Forum: Engine   Topic: Milling deck

mpgFanatic
 Post subject: Re: Milling deck
Posted: Mon Sep 23, 2019 11:45 pm 

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Flip the block upside down and pour in some magic mystery stuff to stiffen the structure? If JB Weld isn't enough, perhaps Belzona? Darn expensive, though...

- Erik

 Forum: Suspension & Brakes   Topic: Disk Brake upgrade Q

wjajr
 Post subject: Re: Disk Brake upgrade Q
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2018 6:57 am 

Replies: 13
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I recall the Belzona discussion a while back. Not really interested in that process with all the steps & cost to a finished repair. I know B & C bodies use Bendex brake systems. So are these aftermarket " A, B, C" ...

 Forum: Engine   Topic: Repairing Corroded Aluminum Engine Block

62alumblock
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2018 10:14 am 

Replies: 11
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Hello all,

Does anyone have any tips on fixing these corroded holes in my aluminum engine block? Sounds like Belzona is the thing to use. How do I clean up the metal on the inside?

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 Forum: Engine   Topic: Aluminum Block leaking coolant from front of engine behind exhaust manifold

SlantSixDan
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2018 6:45 pm 

Replies: 32
Views: 15627
... authority on whether this can realistically be fixed; my advice here is just a semi-educated guess: I would probably want to try a cold repair (Belzona) rather than a hot repair (welding) because localised heat will warp stuff.

 Forum: Engine   Topic: Aluminum Block leaking coolant from front of engine behind exhaust manifold

SlantSixDan
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2018 5:25 pm 

Replies: 32
Views: 15627
... If it's just being caused by corrosion of the block's gasket surface, you can thoroughly clean the surface, build it up with the right grade of Belzona , have it milled flat, and put it back together. Once you put it all back together, you'd do yourself a large favour to switch to waterless ...

 Forum: Engine   Topic: Warped Carter BBD.

SlantSixDan
Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2016 11:16 pm 

Replies: 15
Views: 6606
... a different carburetor. If I wanted to give it a serious try, I might have a go with some kind of heavy-duty industrial epoxy compound like one of Belzona's. See threads here , here , here , here , and here .

 Forum: Suspension & Brakes   Topic: Worn K&H spindle Q

bmimken
Posted: Wed May 25, 2016 5:32 pm 

Replies: 5
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I have used Belzona and it most definitely isn't sprayed on. :wink: This would be an interesting use of it for sure. When cured, in my experience, it is very gritty and has a texture to it. You would need to have it machined or ...

 Forum: Suspension & Brakes   Topic: Worn K&H spindle Q

SlantSixDan
Posted: Tue May 24, 2016 4:36 pm 

Replies: 5
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Dan I didn't quite get the hub repair spray on stuff, Belzona, can it be used on a spindle than chucked up in a lathe turned to correct size as well? I vividly imagine it can. It's a family of very-heavy-duty, epoxy-metal compounds (think JB Weld on ...

 Forum: Suspension & Brakes   Topic: Worn K&H spindle Q

wjajr
Posted: Tue May 24, 2016 4:19 pm 

Replies: 5
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... Bearing races in hub are real snug required a good deal of tapping to remove and install. Dan I didn't quite get the hub repair spray on stuff, Belzona, can it be used on a spindle than chucked up in a lathe turned to correct size as well? Bill
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