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| 6.0L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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Do I need steel Headgaskets?
I am going to install the ARP headstuds and need to know what kind of head gaskets to use. Would it be best to use steel head gaskets? Where kind I order them from? Thanks
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Nice truck! Mine is not under warranty, those gaskets are nice but are the serious about $475 for a set of gaskets? I couldnt imagine paying that for gaskets. I guess I will stick with the factory set. Thanks!
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The gaskets aren't the problem anyway. You're fixing the main problem by installing the studs. I would eliminate the EGR cooler and you should be set. Thats all I've done to mine.
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It is good to know that shims are only 500.00, I have never looked into it. |
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The stock gaskets will stand up to a lot of power when studded.
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I agree with the others that studding it will allow it to take a bunch of abuse. Even if you ring it AND the heads hold, you don't want all that power bending or breaking your connecting rods and windowing your block. You probably aren't intending to put that much power to the ground, anyway...
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use the factory gaskets and the ARP's and you will be good..I might have a set of gaskets, I will let you know. I agree with above..since you are out of warranty..block off or delete your EGR cooler and it will save you headache's,time and money in the long run.
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Ok sounds good. If you do have a set of gaskets that would be great, let me know how much you need, thanks!
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egr and head gaskets are number one reason for 6.0l failures. Fix them both while your in there!!!
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