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Hint of the day if rebuildin 964/993

The green Victor Reinnz cylinder base gaskets that come w/ most rebuild gasket sets are not gonna work, they are an ovalized version of the correct round black gaskets,

don't be fooled by the part #s, as both gaskets have the same Porsche Part #

Get the correct ones from Neil Harvey or another knowledgeable supplier

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The key is to buy Wrightwood Racing gasket sets. Every washer, seal, o-ring and gasket is the best quality available.
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+1 on Wrightwood !! Used it on my 3.6 four years ago. Still tight.

I saw a 964 motor have to come completely back apart after a local shop used a Victor Reinz kit. Leaked like a sieve. Mechanic was "not happy".
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I should have been more specific. I am looking for a copper shim that would fit a 3.6, as in .010'', .020'', not the 0 ring. Thanks, Bob
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LN engineering or if you need some odd ball sizes, I’ve gotten them from Jae Lee (though they were bore in size).

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All of these o-rings in question are readily available from most hydraulic seal supply houses. In a variety of materials and durometers. Neil, Charly etc are not having them made custom.... But, sure, easier to buy from someone who has already done the research.

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