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Old 03-16-2009, 05:11 PM
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my fast 92 did not come with gaskets..not sure if any of em do. will stock ls1 gaskets work or do i need to get the fast ones?
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The stock gaskets will work. You can get the felpro replacements from just about any of your local auto parts if your in a hurry.
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The stock will work/fit but from what I have read the FAST gaskets are thicker and better suited for the application. When I reinstall my intake I will be ordering the FAST gaskets and at 25 dollars they are probably cheaper than the stock ones to boot.
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They are MUCH cheaper than the stock ones. You an buy three sets of FAST gaskets for the price of one set of stock.

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I used the FAST gaskets for my 92/92, they are quite a bit thicker than the factory gaskets.
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Ahh see that the above 2 posts confirm my suspicions LOL.
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Originally Posted by XtraCajunSS
They are MUCH cheaper than the stock ones. You an buy three sets of FAST gaskets for the price of one set of stock.

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Ordered my FAST gaskets from TR last Wed and they got here before the weekend. For $26 and the extra thickness, you can't go wrong.
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i used felpros from the part store. they are the SAME AS THE FAST gaskets. i had the fast gaskets and the felpro's side by side and they are identical. plus with the felpro's you get the 2 peices of foam that go on the bottom of the intake which helps reduce noise.
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Local Auto Zone told me they were a dealer only item
Dealer quoted me $88 for the stock gasket set ordered from Speed Inc delivered today for $24 plus shipping

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Advance Auto sales them
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Originally Posted by Randy WS6
Advance Auto sales them
thats ware i got mine!
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You have to look up your own part numbers before you go to autozone. They have them: http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...questid=166406




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