header with no gaskets to head
FWIW...gaskets are too cheap and it would prolly take you longer to get the silicone on and sealed than to just slip a gasket in there. Im not sure silicone will hold the pressure like a gasket will. Plus a header gasket thats leaky or excessively leaking will cause damage to the heads. I recently had to change mine, paid a little more for a better gasket than what was on there so I wont have to do it again or for a long time at least.
Good luck either way.
Good luck either way.
ok thats what i was thinking. somebody mentioned doing the no gasket thing but i was pretty leary.now do you think the felpros would be a better choice over aluminum gaskets for any reason?
I can tell you I blew out a percy's aluminum gasket. Kinda expensive if one of the bolts come loose. I know on their package it says they won't get wrecked, well thats just not true.
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http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
I have used them on both cars and they've worked great. Thunderracing sells them in the gasket section for LT1's.
