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I think you're wasting your money.
IMO, just get the regular old every day intake/plenum gasket set and replace it. If you're anxious to spend extra money to make it a bit better then buy the gasket kit from the dealer instead of an auto parts store.
IMO, just get the regular old every day intake/plenum gasket set and replace it. If you're anxious to spend extra money to make it a bit better then buy the gasket kit from the dealer instead of an auto parts store.
Wow, I'm surprised. I am worried about the aluminum + thin steel combo doing the same thing again.
I know you have mega experience as a mechanic....you don't think that's a concern?
Will I need any special tools to do this job?
Is there an easy way/tool to help remove all the old gasket material?
I know you have mega experience as a mechanic....you don't think that's a concern?
Will I need any special tools to do this job?
Is there an easy way/tool to help remove all the old gasket material?
Really...how long did the original one last, 10+ years?
Don't you think the updated one will last even longer?
I'm guessing you'll be pulling it apart to do a valve job on the heads long before this plenum gasket gives out.
Don't you think the updated one will last even longer?
I'm guessing you'll be pulling it apart to do a valve job on the heads long before this plenum gasket gives out.
You can spray gasket cleaner on them, let it soak in, then wipe most of the gasket right off. Other than that, I used a soft wire wheel in a drill and it cleaned it up super.






