Head gasket...
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hondaautomotiveparts.com where you can search for parts. I have the nippon leakless now after the head swap and no leaks yet. You want to stick with stock, so that it will blow if there's a problem. Aftermarket is stronger, and you won't know if there's a problem until it's too late.
is there a difference between the ex head gasket and the dx head gasket... i have a dx and putting on the ex head tomorrow... so will i need the ex head gasket or dx.. or are they the same??
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Originally Posted by gearbox
hondaautomotiveparts.com where you can search for parts. I have the nippon leakless now after the head swap and no leaks yet. You want to stick with stock, so that it will blow if there's a problem. Aftermarket is stronger, and you won't know if there's a problem until it's too late.
yup, even some pro drag racers use OEM gaskets
is there a difference between the ex head gasket and the dx head gasket... i have a dx and putting on the ex head tomorrow... so will i need the ex head gasket or dx.. or are they the same??
Originally Posted by xproductionz
is there a difference between the ex head gasket and the dx head gasket... i have a dx and putting on the ex head tomorrow... so will i need the ex head gasket or dx.. or are they the same??
they are practically the same but the ex gasket the holes a bit bigger....or it just may have been the two different ones, just a manufacturing line defect...i don't know....but it would seem like the holes need to be a bit bigger...less restrictive
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