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#91015895
$150.99
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0.052" Compressed Thickness, 0.080" Overall Thickness
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Return Policy1949-1953 flathead Ford V8 head gaskets for use with all bores from 3-1/16" to 3-3/8". This is a sandwich-style copper gasket. It measures approx .080" uncompressed and .052" compressed.
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| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 536C-P |
| Brand | Best Gasket |
| GENERAL | |
| Compressed Thickness | 0.052" |
| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
| Overall Thickness | 0.080" |
| Gasket Bore | 3.375" |
| Material Type | Copper |
| Notes | Use a spray-on sealer like K&W Copper Coat or Permatex Copper Spray-a-Gasket when installing. Re-torque the bolts/nuts after several warm-up/cool-down cycles. |
4.7
15 Reviews
Customers attest to the high-quality and excellent fit of our product, highlighting it as the best copper gaskets for engines, especially aluminum ones. Its durability is commended, demonstrated by solid performance even with continued use. Despite copper's reactivity with coolant, users found that regular treatment mitigated any issues. The gaskets' tight tolerance on bolt holes were noted for offering an impressive, leak-free seal. Customers found instructions for tightening torque slightly confusing, recommending clarity. Overall, the noted great initial seal, durability and quality material make our gasket highly recommended over inferior options.
4.7
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
It's an excellent gasket.
Fa great overall gasket but as with any copper gasket, you get a great initial seal but over time, the copper will react with your coolant and lead to weaknesses. Regular treatment of your coolant is a must.
Most Liked Negative Review
3.0
APPEAR TO BE GOOD GASKETS. I DID RECIEVE ONE DAMAGED
USED WITH NEW EDELBROCK HEADS.
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Made well heavy duty
5.0
7 days ago
Andrew
St Joe Mo
Verified
This is the second time I've had to use these. Be patient with your studs on your flat head and just slowly work it down. The copper can get caught easily and start to bend.
Would Recommend
Always top quality products
5.0
4 months ago
Kilnker
Columbus Ohio
Verified
Parts are of excellent quality and fit very well
Would Recommend
APPEAR TO BE GOOD GASKETS. I DID RECIEVE ONE DAMAGED
3.0
2 years ago
CORK
SASKATCHEWAN
Verified
USED WITH NEW EDELBROCK HEADS.
It's an excellent gasket.
5.0
3 years ago
CounterReset
Denver CO
Verified
Fa great overall gasket but as with any copper gasket, you get a great initial seal but over time, the copper will react with your coolant and lead to weaknesses. Regular treatment of your coolant is a must.
Great product. Well built
5.0
3 years ago
Chef chris
Ottawa Ontario canada
Verified
Wish I would have purchased this product first instead of an inferior product. High quality. You get what you pay for.
Would Recommend
The best headgaskets that I have ever seen
5.0
6 years ago
petemcl
Northville, MI
Verified
They fit nicely. Had to think carefully about which side went where and the orientation.
Would Recommend
Yes
5.0
6 years ago
Red rum
Maryland
Verified
Bolt holes are tight for head studs
Great
5.0
6 years ago
1931 Coupe
Lake Charles, La
Verified
1949 Mercury 225 v8 changed heads. Gaskets did great, no issues, no leaks, no problems.
Would Recommend
Seems good. So far no leaks
5.0
7 years ago
Phips
Wareham ma
Verified
The torque instructions from speedway and from Edelbrock differ greatly
Would Recommend
Gaskets were perfect!
5.0
7 years ago
Paul
Texas
Verified
Installed on Ford flathead motor & everything was great.
Would Recommend
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4 Questions • 4 Answers
Do you have thermostat housing gasket for 52 mercury flathead v8
by Herschel
• 9 years ago
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Can these copper gaskets be used with aluminum heads?
by Chew
• 11 years ago
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Speedy Bills Tech Tip about starting flathead w alim heads Bills tech tip says to start the engine dry , no water or antifreeze.My engine mechanic has never heard of this and questions why this should be done. Why not start with water or coolant, warm and then let it cool down and torque to 45lbs.
by Jimstr
• 12 years ago
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do you have to use sealant on these?
by mike
• 15 years ago
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