valve cover gaskets

[bweare]

Opinions on valve cover gaskets--steel core vs others? Bud

[Chuck Allard]

Steel Core +100

[Steve Kram]

There are new Silicon Valve Cover Gaskets that are just entering the market. I tried a couple of pair and they seem great.
No leaks and easy to install. Reusable.
If you're interested contact
Joe Alexander
Gasketinnovations.com
310-464-4711

No connection just a good product

[Ron LaDow]

Dunno about the new ones, since Vic's product is so good, I've never had to replace them: http://356enterprises.com/engine-rebuil ... rsche-356/

[Jim Nelson]

Dunno about the new ones, since Vic's product is so good, I've never had to replace them: http://356enterprises.com/engine-rebuil ... rsche-356/

+1

[bweare]

Steel Core +100

Thanks, Best source? Bud

[John Weyand]

The best source is direct from Vic as Ron posted above: http://356enterprises.com/engine-rebuil ... rsche-356/

[Geoff Fleming]

Vic’s ...no leaks, long lasting and inexpensive.

[Eric Wills]

Vic's gaskets are the best. You can buy the most expensive gasket set (not Reinz) for a 356 engine and it will still include flaccid cork gaskets. Have quite few customers using Vic's gaskets that have been reused for more than 10 years with no leaks. I have no interest in trying silicone gaskets with this application. I'll keep using what works as long as I can still source them.

Pic attached:

Vic's steel core gasket is on the top. Bottom is the common gasket that usually leaks unless you glue it to the valve cover.

EW

[Richard Shilling]

Vic's are the best.

[Jim Liberty]

Yup, Vic's. ….…...Jim.

[Craig Richter]

+ another one