What about the gaskets when fitting zorst
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I'm gonna fit me new zorst on Sunday , what's deal with the gaskets, are the existing one's gonna be ok? Am I likely to damage them when removing them? Should I go get some exhaust compound?
Don't wanna find out the hard way on a Sunday afternoon
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Don't wanna find out the hard way on a Sunday afternoon
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What exhaust are you fitting?
If it is something like HKS, they have different gaskets to the standard system.
Downpipe to turbo gasket can be used again (depending on how many times it's been undone and done up). My current downpipe to turbo gasket is on the 4th time of being re used
If it is something like HKS, they have different gaskets to the standard system.
Downpipe to turbo gasket can be used again (depending on how many times it's been undone and done up). My current downpipe to turbo gasket is on the 4th time of being re used
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The cars equiped with a standard exhaust and is an my00, so probably never bin off.
The exhaust itself is a Hayward & Scott, all 3 bits.
Cant wait, only 2 more choccies on the calender now
The exhaust itself is a Hayward & Scott, all 3 bits.
Cant wait, only 2 more choccies on the calender now
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Zorst paste kills lambda sensors. Don't use it - get new gaskets.
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