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    I sprayed mine! :D And I just drove it a few minutes ago and there's no problems at all! I'm happy!!!


    And I didn't resurface the block like everyone says is a must with the metal head gasket.
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    uh oh... i didn't spray mine... is that a big issue?
    Rich

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    The exhaust note on those cars alone is worth the money

    its like 400 stray cats being drug behind the car but all screaming the same note.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OldDirtyNoSeven
    One other thing manny people forget to do when installing steel headgaskets is to spray them with copper spray gasket sealant, this will make sure you dont have any small coolant or oil leaks.



    so spray the head gasket with copper spray just the gasket or the block too
    thanks for help guys
    new set up 2.3l Stroker and Gt35r

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    Quote Originally Posted by EuroEclipse
    uh oh... i didn't spray mine... is that a big issue?
    If your block and head were resurfaced true, not that big of a deal. Cross your fingers :)
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackSpyder4G63
    Quote Originally Posted by OldDirtyNoSeven
    One other thing manny people forget to do when installing steel headgaskets is to spray them with copper spray gasket sealant, this will make sure you dont have any small coolant or oil leaks.



    so spray the head gasket with copper spray just the gasket or the block two
    thanks for help guys
    I just sprayed both sides of the gasket evenly. Not sure if you should spray the head and block too...
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    yea i resurfaced both surfaces to be smooth like glass. that's all i was told to do...
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    Quote Originally Posted by OldDirtyNoSeven
    The exhaust note on those cars alone is worth the money

    its like 400 stray cats being drug behind the car but all screaming the same note.

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    Don't worry about it man,while that copper spry shit is better to have than to not have,it's not a big deal at all.You have a lot more chance of head failure if you don't resurface,than if you just use the magic spray.you'll be fine.
    hi, I'm the idiot behind the wrench.

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    Yea just spray both sides of the gasket, and make sure the head and block surfaces are free of oil, coolant and old gasket crap.
    then torque them down to factory specs, unless you are running ARP studs then its more
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    [quote="OldDirtyNoSeven"]Yea just spray both sides of the gasket, and make sure the head and block surfaces are free of oil, coolant and old gasket crap.
    then torque them down to factory specs, unless you are running ARP studs then its more[/quot

    yes i am running ARP studs
    thank you OldDirtyNoSeven
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    I really need to know more about this... school project. Can you PM me some more ideas?
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