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Steve Brooks <prvt_pilot@yahoo.com> wrote:

"""
  The gray subtance that you described, sounds like
  Permatex Ultra-Gray.  It is often used on parts when
  rebuiding rotaries.
  
  My understanding is that Ultra-gray is not corrosive
  to aluminum, and makes a pretty good gasket/sealant.
"""

Thanks, Steve, that's what I was looking for.  I've got the manifold in the 
trunk, going to take it to the speed shop tomorrow to see if they can help 
with the o-rings.  I'll ask one of their engine gurus what he thinks it is as 
well, and I'll report back my findings tomorrow night.

        <Marv>