never has these before, always had the fiber ones so which round do they go in?
is it the flat edge to the cylinder head or the beveled edge.
and am i right in saying i read something about heating them up first
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Got some new exhaust gaskets from zpower copper ones
never has these before, always had the fiber ones so which round do they go in?
is it the flat edge to the cylinder head or the beveled edge.
and am i right in saying i read something about heating them up first
never has these before, always had the fiber ones so which round do they go in?
is it the flat edge to the cylinder head or the beveled edge.
and am i right in saying i read something about heating them up first
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I put them flat to the head with a bit of grease on them to hold them in place. They are filled with fibre rope (used to be asbestos) and heating them won't do much good - exhaust sealer paste does 
re-tighten after 50 miles when the engine has cooled down.
re-tighten after 50 miles when the engine has cooled down.Rich
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