Header/manifold Gasket question
Ok, I have the turbo setup in and have a small exhaust leak from the manifold where the d16 header flange bolts to the engine. I have the metal gasket in but I think that the flange is a bit warped (not completely flat). So I have 2 choices take it off and have a machine shop work on it. Or am wondering if they make a gasket that is metal but has several layers (like the ones that goe between the cat and muffler and stuff). This type of gasket would seal perfect.
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Re:Header/manifold Gasket question
Not sure if it will help, but I make my own gaskets from that gasket sheet stuff you can buy at autozone or automotive places.. I had to ask about it and found out they store it in the back behind the counter. Get the highest temp stuff. I made a flange gasket, manifold to adapter gasket, and adapter to turbo gasket and they work awesome with no problems whatsoever with no leaks.
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Re:Header/manifold Gasket question
Buy the Napa brand exhaust gaskets, they're the layered metal gaskets. I just bought mine today at a Napa store. Go to your local Napa parts store or buy it online at www.Napaonline.com
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Re:Header/manifold Gasket question
Is that the header gasket or the exhaust one? I need the d16 header one.
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Re:Header/manifold Gasket question
Originally Posted by SilverT
Is that the header gasket or the exhaust one? I need the d16 header one.
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Re:Header/manifold Gasket question
damn man, just go get the flange machine, shouldnt cost too much
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