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Ahwahnee
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Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2018 1:47 pm Post subject: Re: Interesting new fix for WBX head gaskets

[email protected] wrote:

What if I were to have a cnc billet copper head gasket made same specs as the oem rubber head gasket on these wbx engine ...do you think It would still leak ??? Anyone ?? What you think ???

I know that on one of my other cars (admittedly, iron head & block) the solid copper head gasket (sold as a 'racing' option) is very hard to get to seal - leaks are common with it.

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