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K Motor Trd Headgasket

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Its for a 4mm overbore hence the ke004, about 65 thou thick not much good on a std engine

assume a gasket compresses 020 to 030 under torque though. you'd want to deck the block so the pistons were poking up 010 or so, and port the head to suit whatever compression

 

such a part shouldn't be used, but hung on the corolla trophies wall :D

we've got to buy NZ sheep cos all the Australian ones are ugly,

 

why do you think we rally, we're chasing all the cute ones.

that is a rare rare part.... no longer made so be careful with it!!

 

id have to dig up an old book to find any info on that

 

oh toyota headgasket sizes are when torqued to spec... so if it says 1.2mm (4age) then thats its sized after torquing

Edited by Mr Revhead

I`ve got 2 "in stock" if you need more :D

:doublebird:

Thanks to TRD_KE70 for posting the link to trademe :D

 

Haha one expensive (but) rare trophy

you're welcome,

 

as i find stuff like that i'll try and post it, just brought a set of side draughts off ebay for $305 to suit a 4K with manifold, we only wanted the carbs so the manifold will be up for sell.

 

as for the head gasket, if we were allowed to use avgas in the rally car, i would have brought one. but we're not F**KEN CAMS.

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