Replacing HeadGasket
Hey I am about to replace my headgasket in a few weeks if I can't find out where my coolant is draining from. I am wondering if there is any recommendation of what headgasket I should replace it with? I am considering going Greddy Turbo in a few months. Thanks again.
Going to be a $600 labor job
Going to be a $600 labor job
For the Greddy turbo I'd stick with OEM. There are some concerns about the aftermarket thicker headgaskets and you won't need one anyway.
The question is, reuse head bolts, buy new OEM head bolts, or buy ARP head studs.
Whatever you do, follow the instructions to the letter and retorque after a few heat cycles.
The question is, reuse head bolts, buy new OEM head bolts, or buy ARP head studs.
Whatever you do, follow the instructions to the letter and retorque after a few heat cycles.
if you are using stock greddy boost, your headgasket would be gone way before you worry about the oem bolt(assumping you install everything right)
if you plan to run higher boost with the snail, there's 2mm and 3mm HG, the compression ratio would drop to 170 psi ish
if you plan to run higher boost with the snail, there's 2mm and 3mm HG, the compression ratio would drop to 170 psi ish
Originally Posted by iam7head,Aug 5 2009, 11:22 PM
if you are using stock greddy boost, your headgasket would be gone way before you worry about the oem bolt(assumping you install everything right)
if you plan to run higher boost with the snail, there's 2mm and 3mm HG, the compression ratio would drop to 170 psi ish
if you plan to run higher boost with the snail, there's 2mm and 3mm HG, the compression ratio would drop to 170 psi ish
Is it bad if I reuse the bolts? Does honda recommend to change the bolts everytime you change your head gaskets? Thanks for all the info ^_^.
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Originally Posted by AusS2000,Aug 5 2009, 11:35 PM
I am completely lost as to what that means. Where would your headgasket go?
And compression 'ratios' are exactly that, ratios not scalar values. 11:1, 9:1, 10:1 etc not 170psi.
And compression 'ratios' are exactly that, ratios not scalar values. 11:1, 9:1, 10:1 etc not 170psi.
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