tell me its a bhg

CyFi6 · 07-02-2008, 05:37 PM

having the head milled, the block checked and cleaned well, you can use a stock head gasket with your old oem bolts, or new ones, or arp bolts or studs, it really doesn't matter very much. Just inspect your old bolts for stretching or pitting before you re-use them. If you are keeping your supra to stock power levels, i don't see why you would have to go all out if you are on a budget. And make sure you do not try to go metal head gasket unless you completely do the job 100% right, its not something you can half ass.

07-02-2008, 05:37 PM	#5
CyFi6 3" Exhaust Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: SLO Posts: 234	having the head milled, the block checked and cleaned well, you can use a stock head gasket with your old oem bolts, or new ones, or arp bolts or studs, it really doesn't matter very much. Just inspect your old bolts for stretching or pitting before you re-use them. If you are keeping your supra to stock power levels, i don't see why you would have to go all out if you are on a budget. And make sure you do not try to go metal head gasket unless you completely do the job 100% right, its not something you can half ass.