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I usually stay out of your posts,.. well because you know I dont like you. But all animosity aside, I would try a copper or mesh gasket (The reusable ones). I've had the same thing happen to me with gaskets like yours. I started used the Felpro and Federal Mogul (I have one out in my shed but I'm too lazy to go out and look at the part# for you) metal gaskets exclusively about 8 - 9 years ago and have never had that problem since.
I've never been good at setting up a suspension,.. so cant help you there. I usually buy and install the parts myself and then take it to someone to have them set it up for me.
Hurst
I've never been good at setting up a suspension,.. so cant help you there. I usually buy and install the parts myself and then take it to someone to have them set it up for me.
Hurst
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the 2nd pic of the header gasket is the remflex header gaskets and i think the only reason it blew is because the bolts backed out.as for the first gasket thats MR gasket and its junk.bolts never backed out the gasket just sucks.i got on the way the remflex header gaskets but they are oval.i was told to match the header gasket to the header not the head.so ill try remflex 1 more time.
No gasket at all is the best...through all of them away and buy Copper Seal RTV!!! Pinion snubbers are a suspension band aid. As long as you have good (aftermarket) control arms, bushings and springs dont even bother replacing it.
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yea i was thinking of doing the RTV but it seems like it will be a big mess.as for the pinion snubber yea i have good control arms springs and bushings.im just curious as to why the damn car would not hook at all.it would jump bog then blow the tires off it
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so i would use the RTV copper sealer just put it on the header and let sit for a few then put it on the car? or do you put the sealer on and try putting the headers on right away.?
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also i have been on other forums and people say the bg goodrich drag radials dont hook well.they also said that they dont recover well on a stick car.might just throw some slicks on it