The Best Header Gasket!
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Remflex. I had gone through two other gaskets, including felpro and nothing fixed the leak except the remflex! I reccomend anyone who's installing new headers to buy these and put them on!
Remflex D ports obviously for our cars. They cost $40. But spending the extra 20 dollars is more than worth it to me! I wish someone had told me about it before. I even searched these forums and nothing came up!
Remflex D ports obviously for our cars. They cost $40. But spending the extra 20 dollars is more than worth it to me! I wish someone had told me about it before. I even searched these forums and nothing came up!
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Haven't heard of Remflex but Percys (bought at SummitRacing) did the job for me. Multi-layered aluminum header gasket. I paid around the same for mine so Im betting they're very similar in design.
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you need to retigthen header bolts is the issue most people have. The gaskets will heat cycle and compress, and loosen bolts. You don't retighten then eventually you'll blow the gaskets.
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I'm using felpros too. So far so good. I need to go back and tighten them down soon. I had a set of copper ones but they never seemed to seal good for me. But felpros are the way to go!