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Re: compression...how low is to low (boosted engine) Sun, 06 March 2005 09:44 Go to previous message
does anyone know the thickness of a standard headgasket??? im considerin on of them now im hearing other stories about the copper ones. but on the other hand clancey from the forum ran a copper one and had troubles. as soon as he oringed it he had no more problems with blowing gaskets.. other thing i can consider is run rc pistons with standard gasket. how strong are the rc pistons compared to the rg ones. does anyone know of a rg headgasket that has metal rings in the centre that are actually circles and not wierd out of shape circles..everytime i got one they were cheap and nasty. other i guess that has to come into it is how much has been taken from the block and head when getting machined.....but from what im hearing i should try to keep up the comp so i guess standard is gonna be better?
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