it bolts up to the head not the block lolFenianFit;148747 wrote:Do you think that it will still be ok after 12,000 miles? I am just worried bout it being stuck to either the block or the header.
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Cylinder head block?99SilverCX;148786 wrote:it bolts up to the head not the block lol
You will be fine. Etiher copper spray it like mike said. Or use aviation sealant. Both available from autozone.
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Thanks for the advice. :wink2:andyjt;148787 wrote:Cylinder head block?
You will be fine. Etiher copper spray it like mike said. Or use aviation sealant. Both available from autozone.
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andyjt;148787 wrote:Cylinder head block?
You will be fine. Etiher copper spray it like mike said. Or use aviation sealant. Both available from autozone.
well what i meant was hi temp ultra copper gasket maker.
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I would actually apply that to the original gasket on both sides?mike93hatch;148792 wrote:well what i meant was hi temp ultra copper gasket maker.
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I am new to actually modding cars, so I have never installed a header before. There is a first time for everything.
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yea just a little bit on both sides of the gasket and you will have no worries of leaks. i just do this sometimes on used exhaust gaskets.
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WRONG. This advice is about as good as the camber kit advice you gave.mike93hatch;148755 wrote:a cheap gasket but it works.
Use your OEM gasket, the gaskets that come with cheaper parts like this are junk. (nothin wrong with the header, I'm not about to dump $1,000+ on Comptechs either)
If you want to risk leaks, use the one that came with it.
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no its not wrong douche. i said they come with cheap gaskets, but YES they do work. but i also suggested just reusing the stock gasket if you read the thread. jump off the bandwagon.
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IMO i would just go to the dealer and pick up a new OEM gasket just in case. Exhaust manifold gaskets do stick and what not, so it wouldnt hurt to have a back up. And you do realize that if anything goes wrong with your motor and can be linked to this header your warranty is gone.
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