Headgasket opinion for boost
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Headgasket opinion for boost
I'm about to drive down to summit to get myself various gaskets and so on to complete my head install but was curious...
should i get an expensive set of head gaskets (any recommendations) or go with something cheaper...
My line of thought. Expensive means I shouldn't have any blow outs but cheaper, in theory, means the gasket should/might blow out before i burn up something else.
what do you all think?
should i get an expensive set of head gaskets (any recommendations) or go with something cheaper...
My line of thought. Expensive means I shouldn't have any blow outs but cheaper, in theory, means the gasket should/might blow out before i burn up something else.
what do you all think?
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and i don't mean that's the only place to get parts but i am going there and I am finishing this project today. 
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Re: Headgasket opinion for boost
Originally posted by nightrider87
My line of thought. Expensive means I shouldn't have any blow outs but cheaper, in theory, means the gasket should/might blow out before i burn up something else.
My line of thought. Expensive means I shouldn't have any blow outs but cheaper, in theory, means the gasket should/might blow out before i burn up something else.
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Steve
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