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drive it.its not going to hurt anything.your getting to much info.all that does in the end is create confusion.
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If not changing out the gaskets right away, just be sure to check the coolant fluid level frequently. It’s only when it’s low will you have an issue with overheating. Overheating creates its own set of problems and engine damage. I quit using Fel-Pro head gaskets many years ago due to those coolant leaks that are evident as ‘seeps’ at the lower edges of the cylinder heads. Talking with Fel-Pro did not get any results or changes. The Best Gasket head gaskets have a better design which allows for improved torque distribution around the lower head bolts and are not as prone to coolant leaks like those seen with the Fel-Pro gaskets. For Fel-Pro this seems to be a Ford Y nuance as their head gaskets for other engine families do not have that same issue.
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If I remember correctly, I got my Best head gaskets through Egge.
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I got my confirmation from Mooneyes today that mine will be on the way...and I'll keep an eye on the temp gauge and the radiator level and stop freaking out...I hope.
Thanks again.
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You’ll be fine. Having blown more than one head gasket on 11:1 motors and supercharged ones, you know when it happens. A little leakage outside the chamber is something you monitor on coolant level and temp. No freaking out required.
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