hi, I'm in need of a slant six choke well gasket for my 1971 dodge dart, I've been trying to locate one and cannot even find a part #. any help would be greatly appriciated also a supplier. Thanks Brian(plybelvedere57) yes I also have one of these too, for the past 28 years!

Those gaskets have gotten really tough to find; they were used only for 3 years ('70, '71, '72) and have been N/A for quite some time. I'm working on getting them reproduced by the same folks who did the good gaskets for the manifolds-to-head and intake-to-exhaust junctions. How quickly do you need one?

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Too many people who were born on third base actually believe they've hit a triple.

Hi, I can use it as soon as possible but whenever will do, I keep resealing it with hi temp. silicone but only lasts days. I'm going to try exhaust sealant now.. thanks Brian

Better and more durable: Get some high-temperature gasket material (NAPA JV-128, which is a 12" x 24" sheet that'll cost about $11), remove the cup, and turn it upside down to use as a pattern. Use a very sharp knife such as a new X-Acto. Spray it with Copper-Cote before installation, maybe use a stack of two of them, and this should hold up until the good graphite-composite gaskets are ready.

Depending on how well your choke is working, you may also want to pick up a #1231 electric choke kit.

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Too many people who were born on third base actually believe they've hit a triple.

I've run into this problem also. clean all surfaces really good get some permatex ultra copper silicon and smother it on all the surfaces. bolt down, let dry completely. I did this and have had no problems for at least 3-4 months.