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Plain old silicone.

Don't you need "high temp"?

Won't it burn out?

That won't work!

Blah, blah...

I've been using it for over 25 years and had a repair shop for several of those years.

I've used it on hundreds of exhaust pipes and manifolds.

Bought it right from the hardware store in the big ol' tube and put it in the caulking gun.

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hi all whats the best sealant for the manifold?

You don't need any sealant. I would take and took the thick standard metal cladded packing

that comes between cylinder and manifold, This works together with proper tightened screws,

(4), works fine for your 199a.

Between the the front and the rear part of the exhaust you have to install O-rings, the rest

is done by the spring.

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You don't need any sealant. I would take and took the thick standard metal cladded packing

that comes between cylinder and manifold, This works together with proper tightened screws,

(4), works fine for your 199a.

Between the the front and the rear part of the exhaust you have to install O-rings, the rest

is done by the spring.

exactly correct, install carefully and squarely its the best way to use this gasket.

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