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Originally Posted by Boosted Performance If these are such a problem, I would use high Temp RTV with the Berk gaskets. The kit will come with a tube of it

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Old 04-18-2012, 02:14 PM   #10 (permalink)
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If these are such a problem, I would use high Temp RTV with the Berk gaskets. The kit will come with a tube of it anyway for the oil pan spacer, and the rest (penty left) can be used on the headers. I know for a fact that the high temp RTV will now blow out, and a lot of guys use them right on the turbo inlet flange.

But again, the berk gasket should work just fine, and needs to be re-torqued after heat cycling.
Great Keep up the good work, also upload more pics
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