A good intake gasket

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Needing a good intake gasket for stock heads to gt-40 (explorer intake).


Any suggestions

 

Black Stampede

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Fel Pros.

 

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Black Stampede said:

Fel Pros.

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What he said...
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SN95StangMan

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You will also need to purchase the upper to lower intake gasket for the GT40 intake separately.
Looks like this

 

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RIO5.0 said:

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I'm not sure he wasnt talking about the 1250's, which are most recommended here

only problem with these is that they come with the crappy cork ends as opposed to the rubber ends that the parts store units come with.
Also, you need to trim around the water ports.

Both sets will do a good job, IF installed properly

 

revhead347

Apparently my ex-husband made that mistake.

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The 1250s are for ported heads. You don't need them for a GT-40 intake, it's just a waste of money. On top of having those crappy cork ends.

Kurt