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Old 11-06-2005, 11:27 PM
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The engine is 8.3:1 stock-inch LS1, PTK kit with a 76GTS, Z06 heads.... what kind of head gasket do I need? Thanks.

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Also, where can I get a full gasket set with the seals for the front and rear covers?
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I would run GM MLS gaskets
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The engine will likely see high boost on 110 and meth at the track. High boost for me is gonna be about 15#s I imagine. Maybe more if my fuzzies grow after awhile. It will see somewhere around 10-12 #s on the street with mostly 93 and methanol. There is a Sunoco station here with unleaded 110, hoping for good things. Is that GM gasket good for this application? Any idea where to find a set of the rest? Thanks.
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If the motor is not ringed run MLS gaskets. If the motor is ringed, run Fel-Pro 9199-PT Graphite gaskets or SCE Copper gaskets. It's a hit or miss deal with the copper though. MLS gaskets on an untouched deck are damn near untouchable though.
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Erik at HPE recommends stock GM MLS gaskets and he builds 1000 + rwhp engines. He put the stock 6.0 MLS gaskets on my forged 398 that has twin turbos.


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GM MLS gaskets in:

My old 346 in the car, seen as high as 30 psi on C16, 8.20's@170, 3350 lbs
the 346 in the white TT Stenod Performance car, seen 30 psi on C16, 8.80's @ 155, 3400 lbs
the 346 in my truck, daily driven at 12 psi on 93 pump gas, 25000 miles since April '05 and still ticking Been 12.6 @109 on 20" street tires
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Excellent, thanks guys.

Now for the rest of the gaskets/seals...



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