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I had a couple issues with SCE running out of stock for the last set of gaskets. It took 5 weeks to receive them. Make sure you have a extra set or buy from flatout, thats who Im using now. |
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Well, not only is it a sickness, but I question my sanity a lot with doing this stuff. If all goes well and there is enough interest in what I'm doing, I will have the intake scanned and then research what a limited run production would cost. The great thing about this project is that it would bolt up directly to your heads.
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Do you have a P# for the flatout head gaskets?
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I do, let me look when I get home tomorrow.
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Looks like 9761, but I wrote down a bunch of notes that dont make sense to me now so dont count on that just yet. I just called them to see if he could jog my brain a little. He is sending over 2 drawings for me to look at. I think the 9761 is a gasket for a billet head. Not sure who that was made for orginally. The second is a standard 455 with no water holes and has valve reliefs depending on the bore size.
I had to request a bare copper gasket last time. I think you can get them rubber coated or bare. I wasnt sure how the rubber would act on the double orings. |
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