AIR gaskets
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Instead of gaskets Ive seen some guys just use High temperature RTV sealant as a gasket. I myself used the gaskets, I trust them more than liquid sealants, especially when it will be seeing very high temperatures. Paranoid I guess! As far as locating the gaskets gm dealer or most ls1 performance shops carry them if one is in your area. I would check there for the bolts too, or the hardware store. Good Luck
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Originally Posted by NO-OPTION-2002
Hello,
AIR bolt GM Part # 12556127 $2.42 Retail.
They are M8 x 1.25 thread pitch x 24mm long.
Hope this helps!
AIR bolt GM Part # 12556127 $2.42 Retail.
They are M8 x 1.25 thread pitch x 24mm long.
Hope this helps!
Immensely thanks,
I'm getting this crap tuned out of my car tomorrow hopefully that fixes a majority of the issues. Wish me luck.
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