FAST inner Gaskets
FAST inner Gaskets Can anyone tell me if FAST sells the gaskets that seal the inside of the manifold ? I took mine apart to port/clean up the casting flaws but I fucked up the gasket 
. Any help would be much appreciated!
. Any help would be much appreciated! Last edited by lilbuddy1587; Jul 18, 2006 at 04:18 PM.
Originally Posted by orangeapeel
YEah, they even have their own part numbers I believe.
Edit- Found em, thanks guys
Edit 2- Wrong gaskets
Last edited by lilbuddy1587; Jul 19, 2006 at 01:40 AM.
Originally Posted by orangeapeel
damnit...hang on. I knew you were gonna ask me.
edit *cool deal man*
edit *cool deal man*
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I'm quite sure you wont find a PN on the internal gaskets that seal the manifold. There not suppose to be service items like the eight O-ring gaskets around the exits or the 90 mm round front seal.
Your gonna have to call Comp and see if they are willing to help you out. I would imagine they would be friendly to your cause. (Couldn't you just silicone the areas where you broke or ripped the gasket material??).
Anyway, bottom line is the gaskets you need will not be found in anybody's catalog, that for sure. Go direct to the manufacturer and see if there willing to help...
Tony
Your gonna have to call Comp and see if they are willing to help you out. I would imagine they would be friendly to your cause. (Couldn't you just silicone the areas where you broke or ripped the gasket material??).
Anyway, bottom line is the gaskets you need will not be found in anybody's catalog, that for sure. Go direct to the manufacturer and see if there willing to help...
Tony
Originally Posted by Tony Mamo @ AFR
I'm quite sure you wont find a PN on the internal gaskets that seal the manifold. There not suppose to be service items like the eight O-ring gaskets around the exits or the 90 mm round front seal.
Your gonna have to call Comp and see if they are willing to help you out. I would imagine they would be friendly to your cause. (Couldn't you just silicone the areas where you broke or ripped the gasket material??).
Anyway, bottom line is the gaskets you need will not be found in anybody's catalog, that for sure. Go direct to the manufacturer and see if there willing to help...
Tony
Your gonna have to call Comp and see if they are willing to help you out. I would imagine they would be friendly to your cause. (Couldn't you just silicone the areas where you broke or ripped the gasket material??).
Anyway, bottom line is the gaskets you need will not be found in anybody's catalog, that for sure. Go direct to the manufacturer and see if there willing to help...
Tony
I think the seal is just a bunch of gasket pieces siliconed together. I don't think it's a form-fitted gasket.
Originally Posted by Tony Mamo @ AFR
I'm quite sure you wont find a PN on the internal gaskets that seal the manifold. There not suppose to be service items like the eight O-ring gaskets around the exits or the 90 mm round front seal.
Your gonna have to call Comp and see if they are willing to help you out. I would imagine they would be friendly to your cause. (Couldn't you just silicone the areas where you broke or ripped the gasket material??).
Anyway, bottom line is the gaskets you need will not be found in anybody's catalog, that for sure. Go direct to the manufacturer and see if there willing to help...
Tony
Your gonna have to call Comp and see if they are willing to help you out. I would imagine they would be friendly to your cause. (Couldn't you just silicone the areas where you broke or ripped the gasket material??).
Anyway, bottom line is the gaskets you need will not be found in anybody's catalog, that for sure. Go direct to the manufacturer and see if there willing to help...
Tony
Everyone else, thanks for your help!
