JEGS Copper Exhaust Gaskets Ford FE 390-428 [Rectangular Port]
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Special Note: For proper fitment of this gasket please verify that top of your exhaust port is 0.867" Below Top Bolt Center
JEGS Tech Tip:
When installing embossed copper exhaust gaskets, which side goes toward the head? The flat side of the embossed copper exhaust gasket faces the head. The embossing allows for any irregularities in the manifold or header.
Features:
- 0.043 in. Thick Solid Copper
- Embossed area for leak proof seal
- Secure fit even on irregular surfaces
- Will not shrink or deteriorate, which helps prevent header bolts from loosening
- Set of 2
Specifications:
The Ultimate Gasket for Exhaust Sealing
JEGS Copper Exhaust Gaskets are made from 0.043 in. thick material with an embossed sealing area to provide a tight, leakproof seal even on irregular surfaces. Because solid copper, gaskets won't shrink, corrode, or prematurely wear, which prevents exhaust leaks & loose header bolts.
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