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QSC Gasket

I have a set of cast cylinders "QSC" that I am going tom use on my 2.7. Can anyone tell me what gasket to use on this cylinder. The picture shows the story. The one on the left Alusil has an o ring seal and the one on the right has a flat top.
Any help would be appreciated.

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No gasket for the QSC cylinder. Seals right up into the head.
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Could or should a high pressure sealer. be used? And thanks for the reply, takes a load off my mind(what little is left).
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no seal or sealer! clean dry and smooth as the heads should be also.
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No sealer. Head to cylinder sealing surface should be clean and in perfect condition. Buy this I mean the head sealing surface area should be as flat as the top of your new cylinders. Have you had you heads rebuilt and or resurfaced/flycut? When heads are resurfaced it makes the sealing surface perfectly flat and when mated to your new cylinders and torqued down gives you a great seal.
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I will have the heads resurfaced. I was going to attempt to rering my alusil cylinders but 2 of them will not go.
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Has anyone ever used the pistons that come with these cylinders?

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