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Old 04-09-2006, 01:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Who sells a Heavy-Duty 4AGE Head Gasket?

I am trying to find a Good Place to buy a Quality, Durable Head Gasket for My GTE project and was wondering if anyone knows of a good place?

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And Cometic HG via Paradise Racing. Multilayer metal, various thicknesses available. Their test car did 500hp with that HP gasket. It's $60.00 shipped via club4ag.comn
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The standard toyota gasket is good, I've seen it do 180~220wkw with no issues. But if the Cometic HG is only $60 then go for it.
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actually if anything I would say a racing head gasket isn't heavy duty... it's alot tinner than the stock one. If the car is suposed to see winter temp I would stick with the stock head gasket. I was asking a mechanic about it. He has a 350 v8 racing motor at his house
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it's alot tinner than the stock one.
It would only be thinner if you bought a thin one, you can buy all different thickness gaskets.
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a racing headgasket is thinnner to produce a higher compression ratio. he said racing for $60...
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a racing headgasket is thinnner to produce a higher compression ratio. he said racing for $60...
Yes some are thinner than standard but you can also buy thicker than standard "racing" gaskets to lower the compression, if you want.
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a racing headgasket is thinnner to produce a higher compression ratio. he said racing for $60...
Actually, the only place I said racing was "Paradise Racing"... that's the shop name. Like I said, you can get various thicknesses, I have a .8mm on mine, but they keep a ready supply of 1m (stock thickness) and can custom make thicker or thinner to your request. Still $60 shipped!
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