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Here's a potential source for decent valve cover gaskets!
Let's give this gentleman our support!
uj
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Subject: Valve Cover GASKET
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You will recall that I am working on creating a better valve cover
gasket for the TR's. As we speak, my mold is being CNC'd. There were
delays due to personnel changes at the shop I am utilizing. It will
soon be completed and, shortly, I will be able to test the design. I
have every confidence that it will prove to be an excellent seal!
Hopefully I will be able to offer them up soon. Initially, I will only
be able to produce a few at a time, as the material itself has a slow
cure rate... and it is cost-prohibitive for me to create additional
molds until I have a sense of the interest out there...and how well the
gasket is received by TR owners such as yourself.
I would appreciate any efforts on your part to let other TR owners know
of my progress... and to pass along to me the names and addresses
(e-mail or snail-mail) of anyone that is interested or who you think
woudl be interested.
The initial gaskets will be sold on a first come-first served basis
until a time comes that I can make some extra molds and get production
moving a bit more swiftly! I'm confident that this gasket is going to
work great.
Thank you for your patience.
Justin Wagner
jmwagner@greenheart.com
QUESTION: The gasket is thick and visible when in place... in contrast
to the thin cork gasket that tended to disappear under the cover. Which
color would you rather see: BLACK or silicone BLUE? My guess is
everyone will prefer black... but I'm curious if maybe some like the
"high performance" look of a clean blue silicone... Let me know.
(My message to those concours types: Use my gasket to get your car to
the show... so your block will stay clean... then for show, change to a
cork gasket when you get there!)
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