What is the best Header Gasket!!
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I won't use any other.
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This is what I did on my new 383 motor...no leaks at all...get the normal felpro header gaskets and a set of split lock header bolts (breslin is no longer around but there are a few companies who still make them, one in australia i think, by far the BEST header bolts made)....
Soak the header gasket in warm water for 10 minutes before installing....put them on (while still wet) with the split lock bolts and then tighten the allen on the head to lock them in place. I did this last year and no leaks what so ever.
Soak the header gasket in warm water for 10 minutes before installing....put them on (while still wet) with the split lock bolts and then tighten the allen on the head to lock them in place. I did this last year and no leaks what so ever.
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This is what I did on my new 383 motor...no leaks at all...get the normal felpro header gaskets and a set of split lock header bolts (breslin is no longer around but there are a few companies who still make them, one in australia i think, by far the BEST header bolts made)....
Soak the header gasket in warm water for 10 minutes before installing....put them on (while still wet) with the split lock bolts and then tighten the allen on the head to lock them in place. I did this last year and no leaks what so ever.
Soak the header gasket in warm water for 10 minutes before installing....put them on (while still wet) with the split lock bolts and then tighten the allen on the head to lock them in place. I did this last year and no leaks what so ever.
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This is what I did on my new 383 motor...no leaks at all...get the normal felpro header gaskets and a set of split lock header bolts (breslin is no longer around but there are a few companies who still make them, one in australia i think, by far the BEST header bolts made)....
Soak the header gasket in warm water for 10 minutes before installing....put them on (while still wet) with the split lock bolts and then tighten the allen on the head to lock them in place. I did this last year and no leaks what so ever.
Soak the header gasket in warm water for 10 minutes before installing....put them on (while still wet) with the split lock bolts and then tighten the allen on the head to lock them in place. I did this last year and no leaks what so ever.
I am, however, still trying to figure out how to stop that stupid slip fit primary from leaking