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01-20-2008, 08:41 PM
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Should I expect a sealing problem?
I picked these up off da'Bay, and now that I have them in-hand, I'm trying to figure out if there will be a sealing problem.
I know...should have done my homework in advance, but got carried away. Going on a 65/389 Part numbers are as follow: LEFT...9782810-A CODE...H289 RIGHT...9796992 CODE...I169 Wayne S
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Nothing is impossible, impractical maybe, but never impossible. 1966 Le Mans Convertible STATUS: *In Progress* 389 (sixty over)/200-4R/10 Bolt (3.08 for now) My other ride is a 71 Jeep J4000 Pick-up Truck with factory Buick 350/Th400 
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01-20-2008, 11:14 PM
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Is your concern based on the number of mounting holes? If so, no need to worry. As long as the mounting surface is flat they'll seal up no problem. If you're worried about leaks use a composite gasket instead of the stock style steel ones.
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