Tappet block gaskets
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Tappet block gaskets
Going to replace my tappet block gaskets with James gaskets. I see they have two styles. .020 and .031. thick. Does it matter? Or would the .020 be more desireable? Thanks.
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I just used the thick gaskets on all aplications.
Never used any type of gasket sealer, and I've never had a leak.
The thiner one are probably the right one for the alumium block,
but like I said before, I wasn't sure.
Isn't it in the old book some place, or in the gasket kit ?
Of all the thing I've lost, I miss my mind the most.
Never used any type of gasket sealer, and I've never had a leak.
The thiner one are probably the right one for the alumium block,
but like I said before, I wasn't sure.
Isn't it in the old book some place, or in the gasket kit ?
Of all the thing I've lost, I miss my mind the most.