Where to find 6.0 Victor Reinz head gaskets
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Are you talking about the metal ones or the graphite ones...Pretty sure Victor does mot ahve the layered steel ones yet. I know i used the graphite ones part number 5975 and 5976....they are the IDENTICAL ones and used by GM (Victor supplied GM with the majority of gaskets used on late modals) on the 98-02 F-bodies and does a wonderful job...I have sprayed over a 150 shot on them...and make some big power.
I work at NAPA so i hope this helps you some.
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You might also consider these. I've read some positive things on here if I recall correctly.
http://www.scegaskets.com/index.html
http://www.scegaskets.com/index.html
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Originally Posted by kazfan30
Are you talking about the metal ones or the graphite ones...Pretty sure Victor does mot ahve the layered steel ones yet. I know i used the graphite ones part number 5975 and 5976....they are the IDENTICAL ones and used by GM (Victor supplied GM with the majority of gaskets used on late modals) on the 98-02 F-bodies and does a wonderful job...I have sprayed over a 150 shot on them...and make some big power.
I work at NAPA so i hope this helps you some.
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Thanks for trying but those definitely WON'T work they are under 4" bore went down and checked a pair.