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Old 06-30-2004, 09:17 AM   #1 (permalink)
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H23a1 and H22 share the same head gasket?

Hey, I did a little searching in FI, but I'm I gotta run, so I'll just post a new thread.

another member here is running between 6-8psi on his H23, and needs to replace his rings and valves because of excessive oil burn. Anyway, he wanted to know if anyone made a thicker head gasket for the H23, something that would lower compression, if even just a little. I know cometic makes one, but for the H22. I know people do frankenstein head swaps, so can the h23 (block and head) use an h22 head gasket? If not, anyone know who makes a thicker-than-stock H23 h.g? Thanks.
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