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    Default Which Kent exhaust gasket?

    Curious what others are using for the head to exhaust manifold?
    I’ve used thick, thin and none with red RTV with varying success.

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    Ultra copper RTV and no gasket.
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    Thick one piece gasket from Ivey..
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    Quote Originally Posted by scorp997 View Post
    Thick one piece gasket from Ivey..
    They tend to bend the flanges over time and retightining.
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    I’ve just used just normal garden variety RTV, but left to go off for a good hour before tightening properly. Worked a treat.

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    Default Ivey

    I also use the one piece Ivey gasket. The ones Pegasus sells do not have slotted end holes.

    Ed

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    I'll add to this that the use of RTV without a gasket only works if you haven't used a gasket and bent the flanges already.

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    Default Rtv

    I do use RTV on one side of the spacer I need to use on the XPAG with the Manley manifold since I don't have a Laystall head (yet)

    Mike - you may be the only one on this site that understands the above.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EACIII View Post
    I do use RTV on one side of the spacer I need to use on the XPAG with the Manley manifold since I don't have a Laystall head (yet)

    Mike - you may be the only one on this site that understands the above.

    Ed
    Unfortunately..........yes I do Ed. Lol
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