what is a thick head gasket for a 360
#1
what is a thick head gasket for a 360
Hey all
I need to get more piston to valve clearance in my 360 magnum. My gasket has .042 compressed thickness. I need at least .060 compressed thickness as a minimum. I cant use a cometic as I tried one and it leaked oil. The head was shaved but the deck was not decked so I want to stay away from cometic.
Any suggestions
cheers Maca
I need to get more piston to valve clearance in my 360 magnum. My gasket has .042 compressed thickness. I need at least .060 compressed thickness as a minimum. I cant use a cometic as I tried one and it leaked oil. The head was shaved but the deck was not decked so I want to stay away from cometic.
Any suggestions
cheers Maca
#4
Thanks guys
I ended up pulling the pistons out as I will be putting in a lower comp set eventually anyway. So just means I have to do it early.
Cheers
Ps, hey dodgeaddict are you also on the Australian site mopar market.
I think I may have chatted to you there before.
I ended up pulling the pistons out as I will be putting in a lower comp set eventually anyway. So just means I have to do it early.
Cheers
Ps, hey dodgeaddict are you also on the Australian site mopar market.
I think I may have chatted to you there before.
#5
I started the thread about Magnums there & model cars & such
Great site, I'm proud to be a member there
Bob
#6
Thought I recognized ya.
I am looking at supercharging my magnum but am reluctant to pull down my current engine as I have done so much to it. I am just doing some costings and want to know what a high mileage 360 magnum would be from a junk yard?
I am looking at supercharging my magnum but am reluctant to pull down my current engine as I have done so much to it. I am just doing some costings and want to know what a high mileage 360 magnum would be from a junk yard?
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