What HeadGasket for a Drag III setup on a 98GSR?
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Re: What HeadGasket for a Drag III setup on a 98GSR? (98GSR-T)
well, anything that will lower your compression. You can go with an inline pro 2mm headgasket which will bring you down to 9:1.
I am using a cometic which is a a lot cheaper. Mine is .043" and it brings me down to 9.6:1. I cant give you any input on it since I just installed it and my car is still down waiting for the tranny to be swapped.
How many pounds were you boosting? How do you know its blown?
[Modified by intekragsr, 10:41 PM 3/9/2003]
I am using a cometic which is a a lot cheaper. Mine is .043" and it brings me down to 9.6:1. I cant give you any input on it since I just installed it and my car is still down waiting for the tranny to be swapped.
How many pounds were you boosting? How do you know its blown?
[Modified by intekragsr, 10:41 PM 3/9/2003]
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Re: What HeadGasket for a Drag III setup on a 98GSR? (intekragsr)
I was running 6psi...Coolant in the oil...Mositure where the head hits the block...Not 100% sure, but close
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Re: What HeadGasket for a Drag III setup on a 98GSR? (intekragsr)
well, anything that will lower your compression. You can go with an inline pro 2mm headgasket which will bring you down to 9:1.
I am using a cometic which is a a lot cheaper. Mine is .043" and it brings me down to 9.6:1.
[Modified by intekragsr, 10:41 PM 3/9/2003]
I am using a cometic which is a a lot cheaper. Mine is .043" and it brings me down to 9.6:1.
[Modified by intekragsr, 10:41 PM 3/9/2003]
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