.040 or .054 Headgasket thickness?
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I dropped by the world products booth at PRI this year and immediately thought of you hehe -- they had a nice, trick stand showing off an exploded view long block 454 ci lsx motor...
I'd read some strangeness about having to spread silicon all over the water jacket rings to get it to seal (and the guy said it was in the instructions -- but was also for a 7 second n2o car). I didn't get why that would be necessary with o-rings and I guess it isn't.
I'd read some strangeness about having to spread silicon all over the water jacket rings to get it to seal (and the guy said it was in the instructions -- but was also for a 7 second n2o car). I didn't get why that would be necessary with o-rings and I guess it isn't.
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Originally Posted by TurboBerserker
I dropped by the world products booth at PRI this year and immediately thought of you hehe -- they had a nice, trick stand showing off an exploded view long block 454 ci lsx motor...
I'd read some strangeness about having to spread silicon all over the water jacket rings to get it to seal (and the guy said it was in the instructions -- but was also for a 7 second n2o car). I didn't get why that would be necessary with o-rings and I guess it isn't.
I'd read some strangeness about having to spread silicon all over the water jacket rings to get it to seal (and the guy said it was in the instructions -- but was also for a 7 second n2o car). I didn't get why that would be necessary with o-rings and I guess it isn't.
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thats what Im talkin about 900+NA they are spinning this stroker motor past 9k
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Originally Posted by Stoichiometric
Do you guys have any opinions on the Cometic Phuzion gaskets? They have a similar stainless 0-ring around the cylinders. I think they are also between $200-300.
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Originally Posted by XLR8NSS
I believe Kurt at Wheel to Wheel tested them and came to the conclusion they are junk.
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Originally Posted by Stoichiometric
Do you remember what problem he had with them? The o-ring around the cylinder failing or coolant weeping? I have used Cometic mls gaskets with good luck, I had not even heard of the Phuzion gasket until yesterday.
The info is over on Tech in the FI section I think. I'd find some links but, I gotta go. Do some searching in that section under the username 427 (Kurt's username).
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Originally Posted by XLR8NSS
I believe Kurt at Wheel to Wheel tested them and came to the conclusion they are junk.
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