Anyone know where to get a metal gasket to fit the pacesette
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Anyone know where to get a metal gasket to fit the pacesetter DP between the Y pipe and the DP? Blew out the paper one so I need a fix right away.
Yes,
You need part number "2001" felpro...this is the 3 hole gasket, its 3" diameter..Napa 7.29 here..
Also its not that it blew out because it was paper, it blew out because from the factory the flanges are not very good on the pace setters. Mine go to a machine shop on monday to mill down the surfaces
However I'm going with a metal gasket for piece of mind anyway.
I did the research yesterday and found that one to be a perfect fit.
You need part number "2001" felpro...this is the 3 hole gasket, its 3" diameter..Napa 7.29 here..
Also its not that it blew out because it was paper, it blew out because from the factory the flanges are not very good on the pace setters. Mine go to a machine shop on monday to mill down the surfaces
However I'm going with a metal gasket for piece of mind anyway. I did the research yesterday and found that one to be a perfect fit.
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Originally Posted by Hans
Yes,
You need part number "2001" felpro...this is the 3 hole gasket, its 3" diameter..Napa 7.29 here..
Also its not that it blew out because it was paper, it blew out because from the factory the flanges are not very good on the pace setters. Mine go to a machine shop on monday to mill down the surfaces
However I'm going with a metal gasket for piece of mind anyway.
I did the research yesterday and found that one to be a perfect fit.
You need part number "2001" felpro...this is the 3 hole gasket, its 3" diameter..Napa 7.29 here..
Also its not that it blew out because it was paper, it blew out because from the factory the flanges are not very good on the pace setters. Mine go to a machine shop on monday to mill down the surfaces
However I'm going with a metal gasket for piece of mind anyway. I did the research yesterday and found that one to be a perfect fit.

Here is the pic for anyone else that needs one in the future:

P.*. Sorry about two posts in a row. Didn't see that before replying.
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