Collector Gaskets
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Collector Gaskets
What is the best type of 3 Hole Collector Flange Gasket to use on the market that has proven success. I have the orginal paper gasket, but I know they will leak, since I have them apart now I want to upgrade to the best possible sealing gasket avaliable.
Thanks: David
Thanks: David
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From: north plainfield, nj
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get the Percy collector alumin. gaskets. those so far ive heard are the best and u can reuse them how ever mant time u can in the life of them and they cost me 14.99 from jegs
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From: Fort Mill, SC, USA
Car: '88 Iroc, '91 RS, and a '70 RS
Engine: 5.7 TPI; 5.0 TBI; ZZ4/T56 on the ag
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I know a guy who owns a muffler shop "back home" that makes collector fittings that require NO gaskets and will not leak. I'll check with my brother about getting a few sent to me and I'll post pics.
Ed
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From: Tallahassee, FL. USA
Car: 92 Camaro RS
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I'm using Mr Gasket (copperseal) embossed copper gaskets (they have a bead rolled into them around the hole) and they've been perfect for over two years.
I've also heard the Percy's aluminum ones are good, though more expensive.
-Rich-
I've also heard the Percy's aluminum ones are good, though more expensive.
-Rich-
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