03-14-2010 | #11 |
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Re: Head Gaskets?
Johnny this was 3 years ago when i looked into it,i was not ready to dish out
that kind of coin it was cheaper to stock up on GM gaskets. The way this would work is the registry or someone trust worthy to collect the money and do the legwork for a small fee. I think Lee could do this i can help. Pete
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In the meantime until someone steps up and re-makes these gaskets, i propose this. I'll send Jerry 10 LH gaskets @ $50.00 and Pete, you send Jerry 10 sets of the RH gaskets @ $50.00 each, that way everyone wins. I've got plenty of LH gaskets and you've got 30 + RH, will this work? |
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03-14-2010 | #13 |
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Re: Head Gaskets?
Copper seems to be an alternative when its set up right:
http://www.norwoodperformance.com/engine.htm http://www.ferriday.co.uk/copper/copper.shtml http://www.928motorsports.com/parts/...ad_gaskets.php
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03-15-2010 | #14 |
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Re: Head Gaskets?
Copper sucks. Hate it. P.I.A. . I'd be Ssooo desperate before I'd use Copper on anything.
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O.K.! ....Just kidding, I'm done . I did talk to Fel-Pro a while back, I know/deal a couple guys there, they did tell me as Jerry said about Fel-Pro buying Goertze. They said they didn't know or have plans to produce those gaskets anytime soon, if at all, but they do have the tooling for them, they thought anyways .
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03-15-2010 | #17 |
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Re: Head Gaskets?
Are the rubber coated copper one's any better? Flatout has them if they are.
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03-15-2010 | #18 |
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Re: Head Gaskets?
no, copper is known for water/oil leaks..
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03-15-2010 | #19 |
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Re: Head Gaskets?
I would agree that I have heard the same of copper, but I would doubt any of the companies above would put a head gasket in that was prone to failure. If I have time to call today, will call Norwood and see if they have had issues.
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Re: Head Gaskets?
I might have found a solution for our gaskets, anyone have an old one?
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