S Steve Rinaldo Member Aug 10, 2020 #1 I have checked the normal parts supplier and no one has the copper gasket. Does anyone know who has them? Steve
I have checked the normal parts supplier and no one has the copper gasket. Does anyone know who has them? Steve
JD 1931 Senior Member Aug 10, 2020 #2 I don't use copper carb intake gaskets, had them bind and caused mounting ear on carb to crack...
Jacksonlll Well-known member Aug 10, 2020 #4 The main thing is to make sure the mating surfaces are flat. Far more important than what gasket you use.
The main thing is to make sure the mating surfaces are flat. Far more important than what gasket you use.
3 30 Closed Cab PU Well-known member Aug 10, 2020 #5 I have always heard to use the paper/cardboard gasket. Just make sure the mating surfaces on the carb and intake manifold are flat. I think one reason is there is less chance breaking the ears. Your car, what ever works for you is OK with me.
I have always heard to use the paper/cardboard gasket. Just make sure the mating surfaces on the carb and intake manifold are flat. I think one reason is there is less chance breaking the ears. Your car, what ever works for you is OK with me.
S Steve Rinaldo Member Aug 10, 2020 #6 I called Snyder's and they do have them but not listed online. Thanks