bolt on seal

[iknowmy3tables]

quikie question that I couldn't find the answer to
I've seen it on the mauler valve,
but how do you bolt on the actuator port and still make it seal?

[ShowNoMercy]

What? The port that has the firing valve on it?

[hi]

i think he is talking about all the bolts that go around it, and i have no idea how he does it and i too would like to know.

[mopherman]

im pretty sure that the part that he bolted into the tee has one or two o-rings in it. that would seal it up pretty well.

[ShowNoMercy]

The bolts just hole that bulkhead in place, I have a supah valve, and I think the are roughly the same setup. There is a piston in there that is on a guide rod that is attached to that bulkhead. I think that becuase of its close tolerances it is a perfect seal, I could be wrong with that.

[GinsuGuy585]

It has 2 large O-Rings, the bolts keep the back from coming out.

[iknowmy3tables]

ahh, thank's ginsuguy seems like some awful thin o-rings to fit between the socket and pipe

[hi]

i think they are normal O rings, but the groove that they fit in is deep.

i dont own a mauler valve, but if i made it thats how i would do it, but unfortunately im not sgort, so i dont know.

[unisonmind]

i dont know how he did it on the mauler valve but win i made one i used 2 o-rings like this works great

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