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Mitsubishi 7cm Turbo Gasket - Fits Any 4g63 Tdo5 Turbochargers - Evo 3 16g on 2040-parts.com

US $10.00
Location:

Lombard, Illinois, US

Lombard, Illinois, US
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Brand New Stainless Steel 7cm Turbine Inlet Gasket
I have had these sitting on my shelf for way too long.  Up for auction is a very simple solution to a very common problem in the Mitsubishi turbo world.  The stock gaskets sealing the manifold to the turbine inlet of the turbocharger from Mitsubishi are made of either thin tin or pressed aluminum foil.  They blow out all the time.  The solution is simple, a 304 stainless steel gasket that won't blow out and will not warp.  Early on when making these we found out that we had to make these gaskets a little "loose" around the turbo bolts so when they expand, they don't fuse to the turbo bolts, so fear not, these are not turbo bolt killers like the older designs floating around.  You don't have to worry about a warranty either, you can't hurt this gasket, plain and simple.  When you upgrade to this gasket, it is no longer the weakest link by far in your turbo setup.  
Fitments:
1990 - 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse Turbo 4G63
1990 - 1997 Eagle Talon Turbo 4G63
1990 - 1994 Plymouth Laser Turbo 4G63
1990 - 1992.5 Mitsubishi Galant GVR-4 Turbo 4G63
Mitsubishi Evo 1-3
Also fits custom turbo setups running a Mitsubishi turbine housing with a round turbine inlet.  Commonly these turbine housings are known as 6cm and 7cm turbine housings.  This gasket will fit both.  When you use this gasket, you DO NOT retain the internal ring found in the stock turbos running 6cm turbine housings.  Basically, if you are running a turbine housing from even any of the big guys in the aftermarket industry, this gasket fits as long as it's a Mitsubishi style turbine housing.  You can also use these to a small extent for porting out your turbine housing, however this gasket is made of a way harder material than your housing and may hurt your porting bit, or the gasket may be nicked, so you have to be careful, porting is not easy and not for everybody!  
If you have questions about our product, please email before bidding and I will gladly answer!  You can tell by my perfect feedback that I get the job done correctly, every time, no issues.  I love helping people out with turbocharger solutions.  
Yes, I am blowing these gaskets out at a low price because I have hundreds on the shelf for over a year now and sometimes you just get sick of looking at things hanging around the shop.  
--- 100% Made in the USA.  Yes, even the steel that these gaskets are made from is made in the USA
--- Fully CNC laser cut from sheets of 304 stainless steel.  
--- Well over 100 in stock, so if you need a few, please just email us and we will work out the pricing.    
--- If you want a gasket that is 100 times stronger than stock and will not leak, this is what you need.  

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