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Premium silicone head gasket

Model T 3002SIL - Premium silicone head gasket
Price:$24.95 each
Condition:New
Item Number:3002SIL
Per Car:1
Year:1909-1927




Additional Information

Premium silicone head gasket. This head gasket has a solid steel core inside heavy-duty high density gasket material coated with silicone and high temperature silicone around all water passages. Install with NO additional sealants. This will not work with "Z" high compression heads part 3001H-14 or 3001HCH.

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FAQ
Is this the best choice to replace the old copper gasket?
 Alot of it is preferance. I have been using the copper head gaskets and Ill stick with them because you can reuse them a few times. The silicone one you can not reuse, but alot of other people like them.
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What order and torque do you tighten head bolts?
 

You tighten these head bolts starting from the center  bolt alternating sides until you reach the ends. The torque depends on what type of head you have.

  • Original Steel Head - 50-55 lbs.

  • Aluminum Reproduction Head 45 lbs.


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