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Re: valve cover gaskets
[Re: mopartoby]
#477236
09/23/09 07:15 AM
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juicedcuda
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Use the moroso blue gaskets. Well worth the money.
1970 Plymouth 'Cuda
1970 Plum Crazy "Gold Duster"
1973 Gold Duster
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Re: valve cover gaskets
[Re: juicedcuda]
#477237
09/23/09 07:50 AM
09/23/09 07:50 AM
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Quote:
Use the moroso blue gaskets. Well worth the money.
x2.. but on a small block,the mopar ones were good but the Moroso's are great, cheaper too.. 
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Re: valve cover gaskets
[Re: cptn60]
#477239
09/23/09 10:15 AM
09/23/09 10:15 AM
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Madison WI
Sublime69
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It seems I just bought a set of Hi-Temp Fel Pro gaskets from Autozone, they work really good. Had the valve covers off several times, never ripped, leaked etc.
1969 Dodge Superbee - Original plain jane green 318 Coronet now Sub-Lime, 383 4 speed clone.
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Re: valve cover gaskets
[Re: Thumperdart]
#477241
09/23/09 11:09 AM
09/23/09 11:09 AM
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superwrench
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The rubber Moroso`s didn`t last long for me as they tore along the outer edge w/ e-heads but, there is a fairly sharp edge on these heads so maybe w/a bit of fileing they might not tear.  I use fel-pro cork gaskets and personally have better luck. 
Same thing happened twice on my E heads with the Moroso's. Split along the outer rail at the headers.
I've gone back to the orange Mopar's #4027092 and RTV them to the cover (Aluminum 440 Source ones).
No leaks now.
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