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Thermal intake manifold gaskets

BoostedAWD91

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I'm running one now with my smim. Hard to tell if it helped at all but don't ever have to worry about a bad gasket
 

I've got one on the way. Hmmmm, I guess I could put the IR camera we have at work to good use and do a before and after. That would be interesting.
 

I've got one and I didn't have the old gasket to compare it too with a logger. It seals. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif
 

curtis

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If its the white ones I've actually seen them melt and sag and block the ports which cause them to leak. If you can find a phenolic resin one those are way better for thermal characteristics as well as sealing properties.
 

which brand did you see sag and melt?

i've heard of that happening a long time ago but nothing recent.
 

GVR-4

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I'd like to know too. I have a white one I'm waiting to put on and I would like to know if it is going to cause any problems.
 

DynastyLCD

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im curious of this too. i have two - one in my DD engine, and one on my 2.3 setup. 2.3 hasnt even fired yet - but the DD has seen some abuse, and some pretty hot temperatures. both of which were advertised as the phenolic intake gasket - i believe one was the slowboy one, the other was the extremepsi one. they are both that white/clear color too.
 
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