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Old 08-30-2005, 03:11 PM   #1
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Default head gaskets

goin with the perf. rpms.. soon considerin maybe shootin a lil juice to er ...... should i go with a MLS gasket ??? thnx
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Old 08-31-2005, 12:34 PM   #2
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I would if you're gonna spray it.
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Old 09-06-2005, 10:36 PM   #3
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I plan on doing about the same thing.
Not to sound stupid, but what is a "MLS gasket "
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Old 09-07-2005, 03:23 AM   #4
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Read this from another website.

Engineered specifically for these applications, the new Fel-Pro PermaTorqueMLS gasket set provides the robust combustion seal needed to contain extreme combustion pressures and temperatures common to naturally aspirated, turbo/supercharged and nitrous-equipped performance engines. Each gasket is composed of five layers of fully-hardened stainless steel, precisely engineered sealing beads and a sophisticated stopper layer similar to the Fel-Pro technology that has won dozens of Nextel Cup events and which seals defending Cup champion Kurt Busch’s engines. The new head gaskets feature 3.425-inch bores and offer a compressed thickness of .055-in. for compressed volume of 8.3 cubic centimeters.

“PermaTorqueMLS has enjoyed tremendous success in NASCAR, NHRA and IHRA racing, as well as in high-output street engines,” said Fel-Pro Performance Products Manager Ron Rotunno. “We’re pleased to bring the proven benefits of this Fel-Pro technology to engine builders and enthusiasts in the performance category.”

Unlike other MLS head gaskets, Fel-Pro PermaTorqueMLS gaskets feature a proprietary aftermarket coating that accommodates a wider range of surface finishes than do other MLS gaskets. The PermaTorqueMLS design also allows for lateral and vertical motion of the cylinder head – caused by combustion pressures and extreme temperatures – without compromising sealing performance.

Many automotive engines are now factory-equipped with multi-layer steel head gaskets, which are able to provide long-term combustion and fluid sealing in spite of lighter-weight head and block castings and increased operating temperatures. Fel-Pro PermaTorqueMLS technology delivers a complete, durable seal in these challenging operating conditions and with less-than-perfect surface finishes.

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Old 09-07-2005, 06:17 AM   #5
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Default Re: head gaskets

I hope that's a typo bro. 3.425" bore would be hanging in my combustion chamber! LOL

"MLS" means Multi-layer steel. I've had AWESOME luck with Fel Pro 1011-2 gaskets, but I've been seriously considering Cometics or Jeff Chambers said go with the Mr. Gasket's, they're Cometics packaged for Mr. Gasket, and are a few bucks cheaper.

That's the first I've read about Fel Pro's MLS gaskets, gonna have to consider those as well!
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That was actually from one of the search results where they were talking about using them on some mistubishi engine. It is a copy and paste. And it's obvious that I didn't read all of it. LOL! The bore should be 4.100 on standard windsors.
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