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4.10 .055 thick vs. 4.080 .051 thick head gaskets

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Old 05-19-2019, 07:14 PM
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Default 4.10 .055 thick vs. 4.080 .051 thick head gaskets

I have a 6.0L iron block bored to .030 and will use 243's heads with Diamond racing flat topped pistons. I wont be using turbos, just a mild cam, so which head gasket would be better?
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Originally Posted by Mike Cordero
I have a 6.0L iron block bored to .030 and will use 243's heads with Diamond racing flat topped pistons. I wont be using turbos, just a mild cam, so which head gasket would be better?
Use the .051 gaskets. The bore is closer to what you have, too.
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↑↑↑↑ This will give you more compression which is your friend in an NA application ↑↑↑
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Ok, .o51 thick but the 4.10 or the 4.08bore?
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