Max Wedge Intake gaskets.

What are you guys using for intake gaskets on Max Wedge sized ports. I am not impressed with either the Mr gasket intake, or the Fel Pro.
Im not familiar with the Indy gaskets.
clue me in. OR is there anything else available? or should I say readily available.

I use the Indy gaskets so far no problems.

The Superformance on left, STD Fel Pro max Wedge on right. I stock both, as some guys still want Fel Pros, but as you can see, there's no comparison. The Superformance has a much larger surface area to stabilize the gasket.

Hughes Engines also sells a nice gasket for the MW port

I've been using the same intake gaskets from INDY for 12 years now. I just put a thin layer of grease on them, and they always come off like the day I installed them.

Jeff

what dont you like about the Mr Gasket intake? that was the best of the ones i've tried for the price.

Indy has .030 & .060 ... the fit seems real nice! I believe indy sell a smaller & bigger port MW gaskets and I have the big port ones... never tried the superformance for intakes yet but so far I like the superformance line...

OK thanks for all the comments and info. From what I see I like the Superformance and the Indy gaskets. The Mr Gaskets are too thin around the ports, and so are the Fel Pros.
I like the fact that the Indys are available in a few thicknesses.
didnt get the CNC heads yet so will have to see whats the best fit. Soon. this week I hope.

Bumps...Did you buy the Victor heads?

Yes.... just waiting for them to arrive...
CNCd with 2.25 intake valves 1.81 exhaust.

Nice!! Where did you get them? And please post some pics and flow numbers when they arrive!!

FYI...Superformance are available in both .031 and .062 as well.

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FYI...Superformance are available in both .031 and .062 as well.

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Thanks Todd, was just going to mention that

I'd also like to add that these gaskets will not wick fluids (fuel in this case) into them which brakes down the binders that hold the material together for more durability. Will also maintain excellent bolt torque so you don't have to babysit your intake bolts

Are they the best? Give Competition Wedge a call, try them & let me know