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#58361 03/27/2006 4:36 AM
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Were can you get a good head gasket for the 250/ 292 engine that could hold up to 12 to 1 with out leaking. what is the best brand? are could us the whole gasket set. what the best brand to us if you are trying to race these motors.

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Fel-pro makes performance gaskets.

Also might try Mr. Gasket.

I'm sure there are other out ther that mqy even be better thqn that.

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Check with Clifford Performance. www.cliffordperformance.net

They deal a lot in performance six cylinder parts...if they don't have, they will be able to link you to someone that does and you might learn something interesting about your motor in the process.


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Sounds like your putting together a pretty wicked six banger. Why not get it 0-ringed and put an end to any leaking problem? It's a fairly cheap job to have done and is used on all blown engines with high boost.


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