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102472, Headgasket question Posted by rettez, Jan-11-08 09:09 AM
i rebuild my engine 2 months ago, but i use a cheap Head Gasket $15 dlls!!!
so, i disable my engine for change my head gasket, head cylinder is out, but i can't choose the HG, i want change this because i'm in TURBO...
FEL-PRO MLS Head Gasket, or Mopar MLS
fel-pro is more cheap, $30 dlls, and mopar $80 dlls, so, what is better?
thanks!!
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102473, RE: Headgasket question Posted by DarkOne, Jan-11-08 09:24 AM
Originally posted by rettez FEL-PRO MLS Head Gasket, or Mopar MLS
The felpro and the Mopar HGs are essentially the same MLS steel setup. i've had good luck with both of them.
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102476, RE: Headgasket question Posted by bullettdsm, Jan-11-08 02:24 PM
I've had no problems with Felpro.
MB
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102477, RE: Headgasket question Posted by rettez, Jan-11-08 09:16 PM
ok, thanks for replies, i buy a FEL-PRO, lol!!
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102478, RE: Headgasket question Posted by bullettdsm, Jan-11-08 11:03 PM
Be sure your head is flat and your head studs/bolts (whichever you used) are good. You should have planed the head on the rebuild, correct?
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102487, RE: Headgasket question Posted by fresh95, Jan-13-08 11:58 AM
Also, It is a good idea to trim one thread off the rear drivers side headbolt as they have a tendancy to bottom out and leak oil from that spot.
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102495, RE: Headgasket question Posted by foggy45, Jan-13-08 02:59 PM
Originally posted by fresh95 Also, It is a good idea to trim one thread off the rear drivers side headbolt as they have a tendancy to bottom out and leak oil from that spot.
its actually 3 treads off the bolt, or switch to ARP studs
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102496, RE: Headgasket question Posted by fresh95, Jan-13-08 06:17 PM
Yeah, you're right. But the ARP's are obviously the better option!
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102514, RE: Headgasket question Posted by justins71, Jan-15-08 03:05 AM
Just go ARP - make you life a lot easier
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102515, RE: Headgasket question Posted by Star Turbo Talon, Jan-15-08 07:35 AM
PER the TSB, you do not need to trim the bolts with the MLS. the MLS is not a shrinking gasket like the composites. It was only 1 thread off by the way.
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102517, RE: Headgasket question Posted by foggy45, Jan-15-08 08:36 AM
Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon PER the TSB, you do not need to trim the bolts with the MLS. the MLS is not a shrinking gasket like the composites. It was only 1 thread off by the way.
ohhhh ok thanks for the update and correction on that. i guess i just regurgitated what old posts said, thanks
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103761, RE: Headgasket question Posted by rettez, Jun-07-08 12:12 AM
BUMP!!!!!!
I don't bought the Fel-Pro, i bought the cheap HG one more time, but the turbo time is soon, so i need change my HG, i want buy the Mopar MLS, but, the torque of the bolts is in the same order and lbs on the installation for the MLS?
Thanks guys!!
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103765, RE: Headgasket question Posted by 2GeclipseRS, Jun-07-08 08:55 AM
Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon PER the TSB, you do not need to trim the bolts with the MLS. the MLS is not a shrinking gasket like the composites. It was only 1 thread off by the way.
I thought so.
I was about to shit because i just put a 95 shortblock in and the engine is all buttoned up, motor mounts too.
I used a cheap mls headgasket from parts dinosaur. Rol mfg i believe.... Headbolts were of the same origin. I know i didn't pay but $100ish bucks for those and a timing belt. I think i got something else too but i can't remember. I ordered that stuff almost a year ago.
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