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    witch header gasket?

    just ordered the off roead pacesetter headers and the guys at texas speed said to re use the factory gasket, can i do this or is there a different , better gasket to use

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    The only thing better would be a new OEM gasket.
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    it's which (selection), not witch (evil lady)...lol

    regardless of what brand you go with, you will want metal/copper compression fitting gaskets. those will provide the best seal for your header flanges to your cylinder heads

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    Seal4Good

    I am in the process of changing my headers and purchased "Seal-4-Good". The old ones (OEM) appeared to be copper and probably could have used them. The Seal-4-Good compress really well. I haven't fired it up. Maybe tomorrow evening.
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    Just use metal OEM gaskets from GM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackLT1Z28 View Post
    Just use metal OEM gaskets from GM.
    Ditto

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    sebring silver
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    just wanted to check , oh and thanks for the spelling lesson

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    FelPro

    The FelPros work and seal 20x better if you take the ULTRA COOPER Permatex and spread a thin bead with your fingers around port area........... Wait 15 mins. for it to set-up then install!!!!

    We have found it usually........Makes them last for multiple motor swaps......Unless the header flange in wrapped bad.

    That's my 2 cents.........!!!!!
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    Use the stock gaskets, no permatrex.

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