intake manifold gasket + rocket cover seals

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  1. GYPO

    GYPO Chasing 10's

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    hey all,

    so i kinda have my engine in bits (have no idea what im doing, fingers crossed that i'll be able to put it back together!!!!)

    where can i buy intake manifold gasket? should i use metal ones or those paper ones????

    Also, rocket cover seals (left and right) where can i buy from?????

    Also a guide on prices would be great....

    Thanks!!!!!
     
  2. rob260

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    OEM dude. You should be able to buy a complete set of gaskets from www.conceptzperformance.com
     
  3. RedZedMikey

    RedZedMikey RZM should now be DZM

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    And be aware that you only get gaskets (neoprene, I think), for the intake cam covers; for the exhaust cam covers you use a tube of high temp sealant.
     
  4. rollin

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    first up, Rocker cover gaskets, just so you know what your asking for.

    As Mikey said, you only get 2 gaskets, for the intake cam covers. the other ones use the best quality sealant you can get, i think the permatex grey is about as good as you can buy retail. available from supercheap.

    OEM dealer price here is 30 bucks each gasket so 60 there, never got a price on a plenum gasket but id say around 40 or 50
     
  5. GYPO

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    sweet thanks - i can't see a rocker cover gasket on conceptz site... can it be called something else? is it different to the plenum one?
     
  6. K-zed

    K-zed Secret Squirrel

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    Order from Caz1, probably in stock. :zlove:
     
  7. jaybo

    jaybo New Member

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    not qutie called rocker covers - they're more commonly found on motorbikes.

    intake cam covers.

    do a search on concept z and you should find them.

    for the liquid gasket, go to any auto store like repco and ask for it. they have a few different types which are also good for o2's. just needs to be high temp.
     
  8. rob260

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    Your best bet with coz is to email him if you can't find something on the website.

    I'm sure he can provide you with a complete "kit" for rebuilds.
     
  9. rollin

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    You're right that its technically wrong, but Nissan actually list them as rocker cover gaskets, its written on the packet. weird
     
  10. Nigel300

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    remember to give the surface where the sealant is to be applied a good clean.
     
  11. GYPO

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    awesome will do!!!!!! thanks for the tips.... i'm sure ill be back shortly asking for more help :)

    Appreciate it....
     
  12. GYPO

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    Yeh that looks the goods. When I was working at Mazda we used "3 bond" as a sealant but I guess what rollin mentioned should do fine.
     
  14. rollin

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    3 bond is good gear but not easy to get
     
  15. GYPO

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    sweeeetttttt
     
  16. awgazm

    awgazm Active Member

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    quick hi-jack here...
    i just took all 4 covers off the other day and all 4 had goo only and no actual gaskets
     
  17. xxz300

    xxz300 New Member

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    Hi Mates,
    The price of the rocker cover gaskets is nothing as compared to the labour.
    I'm not able to do the replacement myself and I heard that it's a big job to pull the engine apart.
    Anyone know the cost on labour to get it done neatly? Cheers.
     
  18. WhiteNight

    WhiteNight Littering and...

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    Labour cost i would assume around 500-800 depends on whos doing ti and whats done.

    Its a plenum pull + the rest.
     
  19. rollin

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    id say your right on it, 5-800
     
  20. Chrispy

    Chrispy Pretentious Upstart

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    They must have taken their time :p
     

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