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| Topic subject | hrc outlet gasket |
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15559, hrc outlet gasket Posted by dzaVenge, Feb-13-02 12:06 AM Does anyone know of a gasket that'll match the hrc outlet gasket. I have a blown one and hrc wont get any in till friday but i wanted to fix it on saturday. i wanna roll up to autozone or pepboys and get something that'll work there. Any ideas? | |
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15560, RE: hrc outlet gasket Posted by mcgyvr, Feb-13-02 12:24 AM most auto places sell gasket sheets where you can cut your own to whatever size you want | |
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15561, RE: hrc outlet gasket Posted by dzaVenge, Feb-13-02 01:18 AM i'm not that good :) | |
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15562, RE: hrc outlet gasket Posted by DarkOne, Feb-13-02 03:06 AM If this is for a turbo outlet, don't even bother with gasket material (even the high-temp stuff). I cut one once for my turbo outlet flange, and burned through it in one trip to work. It was fine white ash when i checked it. :-) | |
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15563, RE: hrc outlet gasket Posted by dzaVenge, Feb-13-02 03:50 AM so u suggest i wait till friday when they have the part in? | |
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15564, RE: hrc outlet gasket Posted by Corbin, Feb-13-02 04:08 AM If you want one for the turbo to downpipe, you can get a copper one. Paper ones turn to dust, aluminum softens and squeezes out, but copper has worked well for me. If it is pressed from a sheet, you have to put it in the right direction to get it to seal. You'll see if you look at it. Its a 2.5" collector gasket. | |
