Engine/transmission Rebuild
300+ horsepower on copper gaskets?
As long as you guys have also, rebuilt your engines with forged pistons, rods, crankshaft, ported cylinder head etc, then that's ok.
It think its a bit risky recommending parts and products, if its not installed on your car and tested it yourself.
I've just gone through a different direction with my engine rebuild.
adding a multi-layered metal gasket, this only cost $150.
just my opinion.
Because it cost me a lot of money for the rebuild on parts/labour.
Dont take shortcuts!
As long as you guys have also, rebuilt your engines with forged pistons, rods, crankshaft, ported cylinder head etc, then that's ok.
It think its a bit risky recommending parts and products, if its not installed on your car and tested it yourself.
I've just gone through a different direction with my engine rebuild.
adding a multi-layered metal gasket, this only cost $150.
just my opinion.
Because it cost me a lot of money for the rebuild on parts/labour.
Dont take shortcuts!
engine can't handle that much psi/hp without being rebuilt/strengthened.
cooper gaskets are rated at 10psi -16psi.
for turbo.
garrett gt28rs 250hp, garrett gt2871r 350hp, gt3076r 500hp. (approx hp ratings).
T25 flange, same as a t28.
recommend to install a multi-layered metal gasket on the engine for safety.
rated for 20psi+
previously, on my car with copper gasket it cracked and end result was damaged bent rods.
Check with Dennist99.
from his explanations, He's car must be a rebuilt engine also with copper gaskets.
cooper gaskets are rated at 10psi -16psi.
for turbo.
garrett gt28rs 250hp, garrett gt2871r 350hp, gt3076r 500hp. (approx hp ratings).
T25 flange, same as a t28.
recommend to install a multi-layered metal gasket on the engine for safety.
rated for 20psi+
previously, on my car with copper gasket it cracked and end result was damaged bent rods.
Check with Dennist99.
from his explanations, He's car must be a rebuilt engine also with copper gaskets.
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The stock head gasket with ARP head studs will be fine to hold 300WHP and more.
I am running a stock head gasket now an dno problems and im gonna soon install my ARP Head studs just in case because im at 19-20psi now
I am running a stock head gasket now an dno problems and im gonna soon install my ARP Head studs just in case because im at 19-20psi now
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i stil lrun the OE Mhead gasket... i didn't even open up the engine yet ;-)
just threw in most N/A stuff i could without actually doing engine work ;-)
engine work is the next stage ;-)
just threw in most N/A stuff i could without actually doing engine work ;-)
engine work is the next stage ;-)
Talked to Rodheavers (http://www.rodeheavershotrod.com) yesterday. It seems like I will be able to get more from him for some more money. Here what he broke it down too:
Balance-150.00
Shotpeen and Polish Rods-75.00
Bore and Hone-120.00
Magnaflux Block and Crank-120.00
Debur Block-75.00
Knife Edge Crank-50.00
Port and Polish Head, Polish Valves-300.00
Check Decks, Debur if Needed-150.00
Clean and Assembly-400.00
Blueprinting-150.00
Total-1,650.00
I would need to provide new springs and retainers, crank bearings, flywheel, gaskets, and pistons.
I'm pretty confident I am going to go this way. The work seems great for a reasonable price. So, just need to decide from here. Thought'
Balance-150.00
Shotpeen and Polish Rods-75.00
Bore and Hone-120.00
Magnaflux Block and Crank-120.00
Debur Block-75.00
Knife Edge Crank-50.00
Port and Polish Head, Polish Valves-300.00
Check Decks, Debur if Needed-150.00
Clean and Assembly-400.00
Blueprinting-150.00
Total-1,650.00
I would need to provide new springs and retainers, crank bearings, flywheel, gaskets, and pistons.
I'm pretty confident I am going to go this way. The work seems great for a reasonable price. So, just need to decide from here. Thought'
yo guys, quick question, does anyone make a beefy crank for us? or are we stuck with having one custom built for us? Cause i know theres no way our stock crank could take the abuse of highhorsepower for too long right?


