Copper Header Gaskets for CJ/SCJ
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Copper Header Gaskets for CJ/SCJ
Looking around and trying to find some, but only able to find plain jane 429/460 coppers. Anybody know if anyone makes/sells them for SCJ?
Thanks, Ray
Thanks, Ray
bronco911- Posts : 103
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Re: Copper Header Gaskets for CJ/SCJ
http://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/fog-7014c
Beast- Posts : 66
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Re: Copper Header Gaskets for CJ/SCJ
Man, I frickin searched all over on summit and Jegs and all that pulled up was non cj/SCJ!! Thanks!!!!!!
bronco911- Posts : 103
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Re: Copper Header Gaskets for CJ/SCJ
not reusable but very universal! This kind always works for me too.whatbumper wrote:
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Re: Copper Header Gaskets for CJ/SCJ
cool40 wrote:not reusable but very universal! This kind always works for me too.whatbumper wrote:
That's what we used last time, but on disassembly found numerous leaks. So going to try a different route
Ordered the Summitt ones this morning
bronco911- Posts : 103
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Re: Copper Header Gaskets for CJ/SCJ
I'd like to try RTV, but when all 8 ubes are separate and take a while to get on, be kind of hard...
YellowStangDuane- Posts : 76
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Re: Copper Header Gaskets for CJ/SCJ
YellowStangDuane wrote:I'd like to try RTV, but when all 8 ubes are separate and take a while to get on, be kind of hard...
Put a small ring of sealer around each primary flange, then walk away for a day or so. When it's completely dry and rubbery, bolt 'em on.
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Re: Copper Header Gaskets for CJ/SCJ
My new header tubes are seperate as well, but I just bolted them up with the ultra copper rtv. I needed a 3rd hand to help start bolts while I steadied the header, but they went on easy enough. Just make sure your flanges are flat!!!!
kjett- Posts : 1169
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Re: Copper Header Gaskets for CJ/SCJ
We use this on turbo cars so I know it works. The key as stated above is you need to let it dry before you assemble. On the turbo stuff, we put it on the heads to dry and when it is ready to assemble we smear a very thin layer on the headers on then bolt them up.
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