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Arsenal 01-30-2012 12:05 AM

Hypermax wire ring head gaskets
 
Anybody used em. got any info on them. States fine to use with no head machining and stock studs up to 500 horse. anyone know anything?

Mdub707 01-30-2012 02:12 PM

ARP's and OEM Ford gaskets seem to be working on 1000+ rwhp trucks... that's what I plan on using. I've heard of issues using fire-ring setups on these motors, but nothing about the hypermax stuff specifically. If you were to put these gaskets in, you'd need new OEM bolts anyways, since they are one time use, so if you were in that far removing them, why not just put studs in right? The no head-machining is a joke, there is no way I'd pull them apart and skip that step, no matter what I was using.

bobfbigman 01-30-2012 05:16 PM

I think that meens no machining like real fire rings.

Mdub707 01-31-2012 08:22 AM

Ahhh, good call Bob, you're probably right. That's sort of misleading.

Arsenal 01-31-2012 12:35 PM

I just happened across them the other day and had to ask the question. There is no way i would use or reuse stock bolts...ARP all the way. I just want to do this job once...well twice if I retorque. And as for machining the head. Yeah im just not going to go that far and skip that step either. Bob what you said sounds like what they meant as far as not having to machine anything out

Mdub707 01-31-2012 12:58 PM


Originally Posted by Arsenal (Post 851645)
I just happened across them the other day and had to ask the question. There is no way i would use or reuse stock bolts...ARP all the way. I just want to do this job once...well twice if I retorque. And as for machining the head. Yeah im just not going to go that far and skip that step either. Bob what you said sounds like what they meant as far as not having to machine anything out

ARP says no re-torque is necessary. I don't plan on doing it on mine. :c:


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