rock auto head gasket?

[modmonster2008]

Has anybody ever used their "Rock Product" head gasket for a 7mge/gte? im planning on replacing my head gasket soon but on a budget and they sell it for only $34+ shipping, you guys think its worth getting it? or is it almost like ebay gasket quality? please let me know thanks

 

[spinyard]

my advice on this would be not to put "budget" parts on your car. do it once. save your money and get a metal headgasket.

 

[mkiiichip]

If your not going to upgrade, do yourself a favor and skip the downgrade.

If your going to go with a composite HG, at-least get the toyota one. Along with some ARP's and proper torque, youll be set.

 

[Jimbo]

what about the Fel-Pro one?

 

[themadhatter]

I would never use a cheap head gasket on a 7m, now most people swear by the metal gaskets but if your not building a mega boost monster i don't see the point in the extra expense of pulling and machining the block and head then having to polish to get the right RA for all I would just suggest a nice OEM gasket, if i remeber right 935 racing use to stock them i think there made by a company called stone that and some arp studs or bolts and your good to go.

If you are really on a tight budget and don't care i have a cheapy 7mge headgasket that i never used (put it on a shelf and bought an oem gasket) and you can have it for free if you pay shipping

 

[laotionracer101]

I used it for my crx.. works, but a supra is different.. My honda already had head studs!

 

[Nghty89]

Get the toyota one. No generic 7m gasket is worth it unless its metal. With other engines who have metal gaskets stock, sure. But not the 7m. I like rockauto.com, but wouldnt use anything but the OEM toyota headgasket if I were you, IF you are not going mhg.

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[CyFi6]

I wouldn't buy anything other than OEM, Stone, or Felpro, all of which are a good quality head gasket.