go to auto zone... it's a piece of steel sanwitched by some kind of rubber/cardboard-like compoundmalloynx said:more info on this gasket material... is it pretty good or is it crap?? i looked in advance and i wasn't able to find any
go to auto zone... it's a piece of steel sanwitched by some kind of rubber/cardboard-like compoundmalloynx said:more info on this gasket material... is it pretty good or is it crap?? i looked in advance and i wasn't able to find any
Boost Lee said:Oh man! Those cuts of gaskets are awesome! As long as you have a steady hand and a razor blade, you can use that stuff. On my 60-1, It was 3AM and didn't have a gasket for coolant inlets to my turbo so I had a square cut gasket piece, cut it to shape, used a paper hole puncher to make the circles where the coolant flew through, and I've never had any problems with it since. There are several other places that I've used that gasket stuff before...works some wonders as long as you do it right.
And as Jon said, Napa has them as basically OEM Japan made gaskets.
^^Do that. :icon_razz
MDCmotorsports said:Because sometimes people dont' like waiting 3 weeks for a genuine toyota part.
3p141592654 said:I guess it depends where you live. I can get it in a day here from my dealer in California.
i used it :biglaugh: .... no problems yet, and it's been a WHILEjohnathan1 said:lol...I tried to do that with my turbo oil lines...just a word of warning, don't use any FIPG...:nono:...within two weeks my Turbo was dead...what a noob.
89jdm7m said:i used it :biglaugh: .... no problems yet, and it's been a WHILE
malloynx said:other than the dealership i have looked all over for the gasket and i can't find it. i ordered one on monday from autozone and was the wrong gasket.
anyone have a part # or place where i can look
MDCmotorsports said:Because sometimes people dont' like waiting 3 weeks for a genuine toyota part from Thailand.