Where can I find one? I've looked at groupbuycenter.com, inlinefour.com, ebay.....where else? I nned a headgasket ASAP. Help please? And mods, if this needs to be moved, feel free, I didn't kow whether to post it in 4th gen or parts classified. Thanks in advance.
I was wanting one too for the raise in compression. I checked R&D's site, they didn't have anything for preludes in the spoon section. I guess I'll have to email them.
Originally posted by 4bidden she probably wants the spoon becauses it raises the compression
Exactly. My head is getting milled, actually, my whole motor is being rebuilt with brand spanking new internals, and that is the exact reason I wanted that headgasket. Thanks for the responses!
Exactly. My head is getting milled, actually, my whole motor is being rebuilt with brand spanking new internals, and that is the exact reason I wanted that headgasket. Thanks for the responses!
wow...milling and the spoon gasket? type-s pistons also? if so youre going to be damn close to 12:1
If you're doing the rebuild I would spend the $$ and get the block sleeved, then you can just buy Arias or JE pistons to the CR you want. Plus your motor will be bulletproof. Milling the Head and stuff cheaper but Sleeving is worth it.
Originally posted by Satan_SRV If you're doing the rebuild I would spend the $$ and get the block sleeved, then you can just buy Arias or JE pistons to the CR you want. Plus your motor will be bulletproof. Milling the Head and stuff cheaper but Sleeving is worth it.
I think I just may do that. Thanks for all the replies guys, I appreciate it.
when you get to that higher compression(12:1) do you have to worry about the octane of gas you use? dont hi-comp engines perform way better on hi-octane gas? or does it even matter
marsh
OK, here's the dillio- I have tried a zillion different places and have had no luck with any of them. I've tried everything you guys told me, I even searched through yahoo, but they all either say discontinued or don't have it for anything but the B series motors. So, I have decided to say screw this and go get the OEM one, which poses yet another question- If I do mill the head, having an OEM head gasket won't pose any problems will it? Thanks in advance!
maybe you can try www.inlinefour.com. I called them about the stainless valves and they tried to get me a pair. Maybe they could get you a headgasket...
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Originally posted by forthgeneration maybe you can try www.inlinefour.com. I called them about the stainless valves and they tried to get me a pair. Maybe they could get you a headgasket...
inline four- 714 903 1898
Thanks. I looked on their site and found nothing though. And I will tell you guys something that I found rather stupid yet hilarious at the same time: Today I called two Honda dealers. First call to Honda on Atlantic blvd.- me- Hi, I need a headgasket for a 93-96 VTEC prelude. Salesdude- Alrighty, we have that in stock and the price is $2.83. Me- Uh, thanks. (and hang up quickly because I was laughing so damn hard at this guys stupidity. Suuure. $3 for a headgasket. )
Call number 2 to Orange park honda- me- Hi, I need a headgasket for a 93-96 Prelude VTEC salesredneck- owkay, shoo-er, hayng on thair a meenutt. ( Sometimes I wish I had a redneck decoder) salesredneck- oh and bah the way, prayludes deed not cumm veeetec in 92. me- yeah, that's why I asked for a 93-96 headgasket. salesredneck- oh. awlrahty, it's gonna bee $71. me- thanks. I never knew it to be this difficult to get a part. What's that site that sells OEM stuff?
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