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Prototype Silcone Gaskets from Real Gaskets Tennessee

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FORD DEARBORN
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Thanks for all the effort - we now have a couple more items updated to modern world technology that was long overdue....

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They do have it, they call it "PUSHROD COVER GASKET-FORD Y BLOCK"


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Here is the link to the push rod cover/valley pan gasket: https://realgaskets.com/product/pushrod-cover-gasket-ford-y-block/

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Stupid question...The description makes it sound like only one comes in the package.  Is this for both sides?
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Deyomatic (5/2/2026)
Stupid question...The description makes it sound like only one comes in the package.  Is this for both sides?

The valve-cover gaskets are sold in pairs for $47. The valley cover is now available as well for $32.50.
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Thanks 55 I'm a bonehead...I'm not used to hearing these called pushrod cover so I would have ordered the wrong thing.  
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I ordered the valve cover & "pushrod cover gaskets, along with a C4 pan gasket this morning. I already had the oil-pan gasket. 
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Are your valve covers aluminum or steel? 

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FORD DEARBORN (5/17/2026)
Are your valve covers aluminum or steel? 

Tbird cast aluminum.
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I have some concern re: silicone gaskets (though I DO have their oil pan gasket, which I plan to use eventually). 
I recently removed my cast/T-Bird valve covers to finally adjust valve clearance after many years. They have older neoprene gaskets attached with RTV, and are sealed to the heads each time with bearing grease..  The covers have been removed several times over a span of 20+ years, and the gaskets still look like new and have never leaked. They are impressed with the raised part of the iron heads where they seal.
  Since the silicone gaskets must be installed dry, unless the parts they seal have a recessed trough that captures the gasket, frequent disassembly could be problematic, as they likely cannot be permanently attached with RTV (?). I’m also worried they thus may squeeze out of place when torqued (?).


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