RE: Extra Thick Exhaust gaskets

["Earl H. " <earlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Get a good set of Fel Pro's or copper... By the way, with copper, thicker 
is better, not thinner. You might put a straight edge on your headers and 
see how far off they are. If they are off a bunch, take them and have them 
ground.

Earl


My 383 has a set of headers on it, brand unknown. When I last removed 
them, the exhaust gaskets pretty well crumbled, so I purchased a set 
from the auto parts store. Problem is, they leak now. The new ones are 
thinner than the old ones. Does anyone have a source for 'extra thick' 
exhaust gaskets? If not, should I double up the standard gaskets? 
Thanks/ Butch / Ferndale, WA


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64 Plymouth Sport Fury, 383, A727 floor shift


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