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I would never trust a box store or similar rebuilt off the shelf

I've heard similar stories about SIPs. They have a lot of issues, most of which are lack of attention to detail...

I wonder if that would stick to spray foam

Closed cell insulation might be the key to that system working now. Back in the day they used blue board and pink board - both of which will absorb moisture like a sponge. The R-Control white 2 lb density foam.board was probably prohibitively expensive. You could get the R-Control board...

There was a brand name associated with the system. I don't recall it at the moment. It got a real bad name back then. Dryvit Systems, Inc...

They had a lot of problems with that years ago. In astray Foam Magazine, I saw 2 houses that had a spray foam exterior. One I think in Oregon and the other I think in Arizona. The house in Arizona had an Adobe look. The house in Oregon was owned by a Foam contractor and he used to mess...

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Insects will sometimes eat the foam.

What happens with the cracks? Something to keep the foam from deteriorating or bugs from eating it? Years ago I got a high density foam with bug killer mixed in.

Turns out he was just bragging that he had one

There's a guy in Alaska on this Facebook thread, that claims to have a new in box DS4 IP with black pmd mounted. He didn't say if it was for sale or anything. He just stated that he has one. The thread is a guy looking for an IP for his 1993 https://www.facebook.com/share/p/16XFnZBuDy/

Today I learned of step down heat shrink butt connectors. I can't believebI never heard of them before...

What year did they quit warrantying the IPs? Seems like it was after 2000.

I just leave mine attached to the intake. Does anybody use a provent and run a hose to the intake?

Use c a a GM or other recommended clutch. Avoid the aftermarket crap. It's a recipe for heartache Your temp looks normal to me

Personally I don't like completely eliminating the car. How does that work out for keeping the crankcase under a vacuum. I'm guessing that after a certain point, that's no longer an issue

Need to get rid of that

Keep nm it covered up. You don't want any dirt or bugs getting in there

I've got at least 200,000 miles out of an IP Back in the 1990s the dealerships used to warranty the IP when the PMD went bad. I had at least 3 replaced.

They're real sloppy after 400,000 miles or so.