In search for gaskets.....HELP!!!
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Checked they dont have the 6 bolt one nor the right diameter for the 3 bolt one
Checked they dont have the 6 bolt one nor the right diameter for the 3 bolt one
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why not make it? i bought some high temp gasket material from napa for 26 bucks i think. and it was big enough to make a few gaskets. i think the size of it was 12x48 for the sheet. just tell them you need the gasket material that goes off the turbo.
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I used that gasket sheet from napa about a year ago and made gaskets for my firend turbo setup. It's up just fine, and still no leaks. Now I'm using the same material again to make my new gaskets for my own setup
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I used that gasket sheet from napa about a year ago and made gaskets for my firend turbo setup. It's up just fine, and still no leaks. Now I'm using the same material again to make my new gaskets for my own setup
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What are the gaskets for??? Water, oil, exhaust?? If you fax me an outline of them with a desired thickness and say pretty please I can make you some if we have the appropriate material here @ work. I work at a power plant so we have all kinds of gasket material, from oil, water, hp steam (2000psi+ and rated @ 1600 deg F). Lemme know.
We have lots of different kinds of chesterton gasket material. The hp steam gasket material is the chesterton 359.
We have lots of different kinds of chesterton gasket material. The hp steam gasket material is the chesterton 359.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KeyserSoze »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What are the gaskets for??? Water, oil, exhaust?? If you fax me an outline of them with a desired thickness and say pretty please I can make you some if we have the appropriate material here @ work. I work at a power plant so we have all kinds of gasket material, from oil, water, hp steam (2000psi+ and rated @ 1600 deg F). Lemme know.
We have lots of different kinds of chesterton gasket material. The hp steam gasket material is the chesterton 359. </TD></TR></TABLE>
They are exhaust gaskets from a RB25DET Nissan motor. Basically its the turbine extension outlet gasket and then outlet downpipe gasket.
We have lots of different kinds of chesterton gasket material. The hp steam gasket material is the chesterton 359.
</TD></TR></TABLE>They are exhaust gaskets from a RB25DET Nissan motor. Basically its the turbine extension outlet gasket and then outlet downpipe gasket.
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From: cortland, ohio, usa
just make your own, and then buy some high temp gasket sealer. we sell ti all the tim at advance auto, its like this nasty grey **** and its uber tacky. used it on my DP with a gasket and i havent had one leak with it yet
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