New head gaskets
02-22-2002, 10:29 PM
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Re: New head gaskets [quote]guys don't get all revved up about these gaskets GM doesn't sell individual gaskets now. The head gaskets now come in a kit that includes the bolts and valve cover gaskets etc. so the cost is substantially higher.<hr></blockquote>
These 02 one's are the only ones left that you can buy individually. I don't know what the motivation was for GM to put all the other's in kit form all, but they did. Hopefully they won't for the 02's.
John
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These 02 one's are the only ones left that you can buy individually. I don't know what the motivation was for GM to put all the other's in kit form all, but they did. Hopefully they won't for the 02's.
John
www.PACEPARTS.com
02-23-2002, 12:41 AM
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Re: New head gaskets [quote]Originally posted by Jay 95WS6:
<strong>guys don't get all revved up about these gaskets GM doesn't sell individual gaskets now. The head gaskets now come in a kit that includes the bolts and valve cover gaskets etc. so the cost is substantially higher.
Jay</strong><hr></blockquote>
That's kinda funny, cause i ordered them individually last week, and had them on tuesday. Hmmmm.
Straight from the dealer.
Or, if i felt like driving a couple hours i could pick them up at the warehouse.
And yes, the 5.7 bore P/N is correct 12573949
<strong>guys don't get all revved up about these gaskets GM doesn't sell individual gaskets now. The head gaskets now come in a kit that includes the bolts and valve cover gaskets etc. so the cost is substantially higher.
Jay</strong><hr></blockquote>
That's kinda funny, cause i ordered them individually last week, and had them on tuesday. Hmmmm.
Straight from the dealer.
Or, if i felt like driving a couple hours i could pick them up at the warehouse.
And yes, the 5.7 bore P/N is correct 12573949
02-26-2002, 02:58 PM
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Re: New head gaskets part # 12573949 has been superceeded with kit # 88894343 which includes the bolts and valve cover gaskets and that's all i can see in the bag the 8809 and 8810 gaskest have been superceeded with 88894342 which include the same parts
i'm not a sponsor so i can't post pricing
Jay
i'm not a sponsor so i can't post pricing
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03-03-2002, 02:10 PM
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Re: New head gaskets So if im just using a set of 6.0L heads and getting them milled down to about a 11.1 ratio. I'll need a 5.7 gasket kit right, if im just using them on a stock bore 5.7? That kit part number is 88894343? Just want to make sure im reading this all right.
03-03-2002, 06:55 PM
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Re: New head gaskets My observations here lead me to believe these new gaskets are going to be thinner than graphite style thats nice you can always use more compression! Warning though, you have to pay close attention to block and head surface finishes, and flatness. This style wont be as forgiving seal wise as composite style gasket will. Coarse finish or scratches may leak with shim style gasket even though these are better and will hold more pressure than old style. <img src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" border="0">
03-04-2002, 04:08 PM
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Re: New head gaskets If you have milled the heads to the point where the edge of the chamber is in the same location as a 5.7 bore head, then yes
Normally, if you use a 5.7 gasket on a 6.0 head the gasket ends up in the combustion chamber.
If you've milled the heads enough, then use the 5.7 gasket
I don't know how much you'd have to take off
Normally, if you use a 5.7 gasket on a 6.0 head the gasket ends up in the combustion chamber.
If you've milled the heads enough, then use the 5.7 gasket
I don't know how much you'd have to take off
