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04-09-2011, 12:30 PM
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230 Tornado Intake Gasket
Anybody know of a source for these?
My local NAPA found them in the book, but nothing on the computer showing it available.
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1965 Gladiator (model unknown)
230 Tornado
T98, D20
D44 front D53 rear
slightly rusted, heavily neglected
Mouse in the defroster has
been evicted.
I might curse because roses have thorns,
Or I might rejoice because thorns have roses.
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04-09-2011, 12:49 PM
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Did you try Willys America? They've got some pretty rare parts in their inventory as well as a line on many suppliers.
http://www.willysamerica.com/
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04-09-2011, 01:16 PM
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Never heard of them Stepside.
Moot point now anyways. I found one, of all places, on fleabay.
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1979 Wagoneer
360/TH400/ Q-Trac/D44's
31-10.50's on Truck Rallies
1965 Gladiator (model unknown)
230 Tornado
T98, D20
D44 front D53 rear
slightly rusted, heavily neglected
Mouse in the defroster has
been evicted.
I might curse because roses have thorns,
Or I might rejoice because thorns have roses.
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04-09-2011, 01:18 PM
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If it's the same as the M715 gasket, you might ask for advice on the M715 zone.
The M715 gasket is pictured here: http://m715zone.com/vb/showthread.php?p=111012
If you can't find one, you might follow that thread and PM one of the thread responders that said he had some.
You might be successful with a home-made gasket for that application.
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There is a guy selling a bunch of 230 gaskets on ebay. Last I looked he had valve cover gaskets up. I just bought 2 valve cover and 1 intake gasket from him. He had more then one intake at the time.
Link to his ebay store is:
http://stores.ebay.com/Rons-Classic-Car-Gaskets
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04-09-2011, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by KaiserMan
There is a guy selling a bunch of 230 gaskets on ebay. Last I looked he had valve cover gaskets up. I just bought 2 valve cover and 1 intake gasket from him. He had more then one intake at the time.
Link to his ebay store is:
http://stores.ebay.com/Rons-Classic-Car-Gaskets |
That's where I found the one I bought.
I'd thought of using gasket material and making one tgreese, but then reconsidered. The idea of the water jacket blowing through thing.
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1979 Wagoneer
360/TH400/ Q-Trac/D44's
31-10.50's on Truck Rallies
1965 Gladiator (model unknown)
230 Tornado
T98, D20
D44 front D53 rear
slightly rusted, heavily neglected
Mouse in the defroster has
been evicted.
I might curse because roses have thorns,
Or I might rejoice because thorns have roses.
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04-09-2011, 04:51 PM
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If you have a pattern just get a roll of gasket material from that NAPA. It will be fine. The intake gasket on these things aren't anything special.
Just tell NAPA what your using it for and they will get you the right stuff.
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04-09-2011, 05:00 PM
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So I take it they're not a metal stamping clad in some kind of self sealing gasket material? 
I've got gasket material out the wazoo. Cork, several weights of paper and a couple types of rubber.
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1979 Wagoneer
360/TH400/ Q-Trac/D44's
31-10.50's on Truck Rallies
1965 Gladiator (model unknown)
230 Tornado
T98, D20
D44 front D53 rear
slightly rusted, heavily neglected
Mouse in the defroster has
been evicted.
I might curse because roses have thorns,
Or I might rejoice because thorns have roses.
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04-09-2011, 05:35 PM
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Nope, just a regular rubber-fiber paper type of gasket. Anything rated for fuel and coolant should work.
I wouldn't use cork though.
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