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Valve cover gasket material

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Doesn't say how it fairs when things get hot. I would just use ordinary gasket paper if you want to make your own.
 
That material is most likely fine, but it's a little hard to tell from the description. Make sure it's the same thickness as the original gasket, and not so soft that it squirms out of position when the cover is clamped down.
 
1/32 is really thin for what you want to do. You should get at least 1/16 inch thick material. Why not stock? They aren't that expensive! Ray.
 
It's too thin, is your tack cable in the cam cover or the head ?
Just checked it's in the head so If you don't have an OEM gasket? Not the best but it will work..
 
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