turboex

Just as i ask, need to know if ill have an problems running a 84.5mm hg on a 84mm bore Reason i ask is cause i hear hoda stock head gaskets are a tad over sized. thanks

turboex

TTT any ideas guys?

PureTeg420

it can be done, but make sure you use copper spray

turboex

why the coper spray if its a stock gasket? its honda part just bored by GE. thanks for you imput

PureTeg420

it has a better chance of sealing completely if you use copper spray

turboex

Ah, would it be better to just get the right gasket?

Kelly.

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what kinda question is that?

of course it would be better to get the right HG. if you arent gonna do that, then use copperspray.

showtymers619

stupid is stupid does

turbo96wr

you could use that headgasket but if you do research on copper spray it does not dry with the heat and creates head movement, even with the dowel pins.

LudeyKrus

Simple answer: yes, you can.

The copper spray is just a good thing to do w/ head gaskets.

turboex

Did not need the hating but hey what can you do.. The reason i asked this is cause i have read before that stock honda head gaskets are over sized. I was wondering buy how much so that i could work something out. But hey ill just order another gasket. thanks for the help.

alpha

Do you already have the 84.5mm head gasket?

turboex

yes i do. Got the wrong one, its from goldeneagle

alpha

Call Vince tomorrow afternoon and talk with him. He is a nice guy. I'm willing to bet he will exchange it for you. You are resleeved so I say get the 84mm head gasket.

turboex

Thanks man ill give him a call, its on a dart block.