Paul L

Just curious.
http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...rchType%3DBoth

Twin_Turbo

I always use those. I throw away the rubber end seals though, I use RTV there.

Marck

Paul L

Thanks Marck. You must be up late at night!

Twin_Turbo

:yesnod: it's 4:24 am here, damn kid upstairs is crying again.. I hate appartments :( So, instead of lying wide awake I figured I'd go do something usefull and maybe I'll fall asleep behind the KB :D

rainman69

I used these (don't remember the exact p/n) last time I pulled the intake:
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...57#largerimage

I like them so much, I'm using them again...

rainman69

Of course...my intake ports are large enough to fall into...So, the larger intake gaskets are a must.


But, I really like the sealing capability of the blue stuff around the ports...

mapman

Paul79,

You might also take a look at Fel-Pro 1256. They were recommended in an NCRS article on aftermarket gaskets (Greg Ellis).

The Fel-Pro 1204 and 1205 gaskets have blocked exhaust crossovers. They may not be appropriate for your location, as the exhaust crossover is supposed to aid cold weather driveability.

BeaterShark

Ditto on the Fel-Pro Performance line-up. The 1204 is actually cheaper than the normal Fel-Pro set: http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=5765

Paul L

I purchased MS 90314-2 today. I need that crossover hole. Hopefully they will be as good as the 1256.