99 cobra v1 build thread
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yes it will hold no problem. you can use pretty much anything to clean the area of oil except alcohol ( I like break cleaner or lacquer thinner)
I would remove the fitting and remove the paint around the hole using sand paper being careful not to get a lot dust into the oil pan. Clean the area install the fitting, mix the epoxy and apply around the fitting. When it sets (after sitting overnight) it will be hard as "steel" and if prepped properly it will not leak.
Here are their instructions
J-B Weld Company - J-B WELD Usage Instructions
you should be able to find JB weld at any part store for about $6.00
I would remove the fitting and remove the paint around the hole using sand paper being careful not to get a lot dust into the oil pan. Clean the area install the fitting, mix the epoxy and apply around the fitting. When it sets (after sitting overnight) it will be hard as "steel" and if prepped properly it will not leak.
Here are their instructions
J-B Weld Company - J-B WELD Usage Instructions
you should be able to find JB weld at any part store for about $6.00
Dude you're doing an AWESOME job - cheers....what kind of intercooler are you using, an air to air or water to air? And where did you get it 
- i have a V1 going on my 01 GT in the spring and i'm looking into intercooler options....
- i have a V1 going on my 01 GT in the spring and i'm looking into intercooler options....
I see - Vortech seems to think air to air is not good for their applications, only air to water as per their website. However, I feel like I've seen/heard of a few people out there with air to air setups that they bought pretty cheap that seemed to work well....I think I'm just gonna ask mustang magic what they think...good luck man, if i hear anything I'll keep you in mind
