LS2 headgasket thickness
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Not needing thinner, just needing to know so I can properly calculate my pushrod length. I ended up buying a pushrod checker from Speed Inc so I can be certain. Thanks for all the help.
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Originally Posted by Boosted LS1
Did I read about a Titan headgasket with a steel wire insert inside it. Maybe a bit like wire ringing the block but in the gasket instead. Or am I mistaken?
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Originally Posted by 405HP_Z06
4.039" bore, .054" thick
I personaly measured GM graphite and found them from .052>.056
And I'm running GM 6.0 MLS with 4.060 bore and .050 crushed. (on my 4.030 bore 370)
That doesn't jive with your chart?
Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
Where did you get the compressed thickness of these gaskets from in your chart?
I personaly measured GM graphite and found them from .052>.056
And I'm running GM 6.0 MLS with 4.060 bore and .050 crushed. (on my 4.030 bore 370)
That doesn't jive with your chart?
I personaly measured GM graphite and found them from .052>.056
And I'm running GM 6.0 MLS with 4.060 bore and .050 crushed. (on my 4.030 bore 370)
That doesn't jive with your chart?
