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Cometic Gaskets 409 "W" Chevy Head Gasket 1961-65 409 "W" V8

245-C5219-040

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409 "W" Chevy Head Gasket 1961-65 409 "W" V8
$96.54
409 "W" Chevy Head Gasket
  • 1961-65 409 "W" V8
  • Bore: 4.437"
  • Compressed Thickness: .040"
  • Ships on 04/29/24
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    Is the hole on this gasket (C5219-040) to small for a Chevy 409 that is being over bored .068". The final bore size will be 4.381". Is the hole on this gasket at 4.437" to small for that over bore. If so, how much bigger does the gasket need to be?

    Asked by: Wayne
    Nope, This size would work perfect for your finish bore of 4.381". This part will leave you .028" from the gasket to your cylinder bore.
    Answered by: Cometic Tech
    Date published: 2023-02-28
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