TravelingMan0491
Member
Anyone else have problems with the gaskets that have the inner metal sleeve? Where can I find the regular old gaskets with out the inner metal sleeve?
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Exhaust flange gasket aka donut seal
- Thread starter TravelingMan0491
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3500GMC
What T F, over
Many of the sleeve type will come apart, sleeve and crinkled up tin material are two different pieces. IIRC duralast from AZ will. Pretty sure they use fel-pro repackaged.
TravelingMan0491
Member
Never had one separate on me... When I first got the truck it had sleeveless gaskets...
TravelingMan0491
Member
Everyone else does ok with the sleeve type donut gaskets?
Will L.
Well-Known Member
My hummer used 2 when it was n/a. I never had a problem, reused the old ones a couple times. Put in new cheapy pepboys ones when I dropped in the new long block, and they worked fine for years. Removed and reinstalled pep boys ones once. My new turbo set up does not use them.
TravelingMan0491
Member
Hmm... Thanks Will. I'll have to check on mine then...
NVW
Well-Known Member
This is the second time I have changed mine. This time I got the ones for a N.A. manifold to down pipe gasket. Make sure you get what you ask for.
N.A. to D.P. I.D. is 1.75" Turbo crossover I.D. is 2.1""
N.A. to D.P. I.D. is 1.75" Turbo crossover I.D. is 2.1""