Copper collector gaskets...do they work?
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Copper collector gaskets...do they work?
I've replaced the gaskets on my collector gaskets more times than I care to count....I think it's time to try something different. I know the rubber donut gaskets work, but I"m worried about clearance problems. Do the copper gaskets work? Thanks
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Yes, they work very well. I've known people that put those on and never have to touch them again. I would reccomend them if you're having problems like that. There's also aluminum ones too, but I don't think there's a big difference between the two.
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aluminum colector gaskets
well mine burnt through and i cant seem to get anything to seal was even thinking bout using a stock "donut" gasket to help seal it but cant find 1
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Re: aluminum colector gaskets
Originally posted by 86IROCTHD
well mine burnt through and i cant seem to get anything to seal was even thinking bout using a stock "donut" gasket to help seal it but cant find 1
well mine burnt through and i cant seem to get anything to seal was even thinking bout using a stock "donut" gasket to help seal it but cant find 1
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