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Old 03-26-2004, 09:02 AM
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Any thickness you want just about. That's the other nice thing about them.
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Call Cometic at 440-354-0777

I used Part #C5330 4.540 .040 thickness

They have a +15 thousands built into the bore size.

Just remember when you increase bore size you are narrowing the gasket material between bores. Most head gasket failures occur between cylinders.


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Old 03-26-2004, 09:26 AM
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The C5330 is Mark IV and C5333 is Mark V and VI in the 4.540.

http://www.cvproducts.com/cv/product...?brandCat=1435
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Why are they better? I've never lost a felpro yet....
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What does a HG do? It seals the head to the block. The blue gasket when the head is removed is very easy to get off. . .now compare that to other gaskets where you have to pry the head off, turn it over to lift the head and other tricks. Those gaskets were sealed. The old Detroit was the best but no longer available.

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You might want to call Merc customer service or the tech center to see how their test runs of the Cometic gaskets turned out. I asked Mel Riggs about them last fall and wasn't overjoyed at his response. I elected to use FelPro again.
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Ian, please give me a call at your convenience. 616-738-0474 home, 616-403-3962 cel.
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tyler crockett mention he has used cometics for the last 3 years
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Cometics as well....
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