91 Greddy kit turbo/manifold gasket

[countvonc]

Hi all,

Sorry for asking the same question as I asked about 2 years ago…

I need a gasket for my Greddy turbo/manifold , does anyone know the Mazda part no. for it ( it believe it is the same as another model). I know someone does as I got the info from here a couple of years ago and stupidly didn’t order 3 from Mazda!

Blew another one today.

Cheers -  Paul 

[Geoff_Walton]

From the old forum

 

TDo4H Turbo gasket - Any ideas?



 

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CountvonC MX-5 Club Member Joined: 31 Dec 2002 Posts: 395 Location: South West Midlands Area	Posted: 17 Jun 2006 08:16    Post subject: TDo4H Turbo gasket - Any ideas? Hi Chaps, I need a set od metal gaskets for my GReddy which has a TDo4H turbo. Has any one sourced these in the UK? I just need them in a bit of a hurry. I will have a ring around on Monday, but just wondered if anyone had any ideas before I do that. _________________ Regards - Paul OC member: 3*** with added GRRRRReddy
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CountvonC MX-5 Club Member Joined: 31 Dec 2002 Posts: 395 Location: South West Midlands Area	Posted: 17 Jun 2006 15:54    Post subject: Brilliant - Thanks! _________________ Regards - Paul

[countvonc]

 

Thanks, and do you know I looked for that before I posted… your search skills are better than mine. Cheers - Geoff!

 

Paul

[200bhp]

 It depends who you ask but many advocate not using any gasket between the turbo and manifold, if it isn’t there, it can’t blow it !

 

 

[countvonc]

 Yeah, good point! It seems to be the only weak point on my set up.

[200bhp]

 Have a read up but I was surprised when I took an AVO turbo kit apart not to find one and then I found out that many advocate not bothering, including Corky IIRC.

[Geoff_Walton]

Providing the mating surfaces are machined flat and are in the correct alignment, then you could get away with a smear of exhaust gasket cement. I worked on a Massey Ferguson Turbo tractor a few years ago and discovered that all Massey tractors leave the factory with no gaskets on the machine. All  the joints are made with the appropriate hermetite jointing compound.

[Lifechooser]

I need one of these too, but also I need an engine to manifold gasket. Would that be the standard non-turbo part?

[countvonc]

 

That’s certainly what I use and have never had a problem.