Cometic Engine Performance
How To - Four-Stroke Top End Rebuild (Part 2)
How To - Rebuild Motorcycle or ATV Top End (Part 2)
How To - Hone A Cylinder
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What vehicle is it for? It could possible be a water impeller seal or even a crank seal... not sure what vehicle you have?
Aaron LNo. It's not good to do that. I've had to take the cylinder off before for a similar reason and the gasket was destroyed. The gasket rips when taking off the cylinder off.
Jon AIt is for standard bore cylinder.
Corey SEach gasket is a different thickness, you can choose which option you prefer, typically the thinnest gasket will make more power but could cause detonation if 100 octane fuel isn't used
Garrett BNot sure what bike you have but Ktm and husky two strokes most of the time have to be stacked to get the correct deck height measure the old base gasket/s and match the thickness of the new ones
Tony CPower valve seals are not included
Justin GI,m not sure on the copper washers as it was almost a year ago.I do remember i bought some additional gaskets from a dealer (oem),because some were not correct. The cylinder base gasket must be measured and replace with the same thickness.That is critical and bought seperate for certain.
Matthew MThe gasket is the same thickness of the OE, not any thicker or thinner.
Zach L.Those are in the complete gasket set not a top end set
DAVID TNo it will not, would have to order for your bore/piston size.
Richard R