Gasket sets, any difference?
 

All inclusive top and bottom end gasket sets. Porsche, Erhling, Wrightwood Racing, Victor Reinz, etc...

Any appreciable difference? Prices about the same...

Only negative I saw mentioned was that VR oil pump rubber connector may be too short...

I was told by a good friend that Wrightwood gaskets were the best. That's the route I went with. My friend owns his own Euro repair shop and is heavily involved with the early cars. Hope this helps.

+2 Wrighwood Racing, don't chance it

I had luck with Victor-Reinz, but going 100% Wrightwood Racing this time.

Apparently, VR had a problem with the oil seals in between the case havles causes the oil pump to cavitate. Uh, that's really, really bad.

I'll be the contrarian, I used Wrightwood on my last rebuild and have multiple gasket and o-ring failures since cured by other brand gaskets and rings.

Hmmm... clear as mud....

Anyone buy the "Porsche brand" gaskets? Or is that just pissing money away...?

I believe it's pretty unanimous in regards to all the big builders on this forum to use only Wrightwood.

Sounds like wrightwood gets the nod...

Thanks guys...

I see wrightwood makes a case gasket set... But nothing for the heads?

Am I missing something?

They make both

Supertec has a the Wrightwood Racing inventory on their website

Porsche Parts Sales

Website only lists Oem and Viton?

Is the gasket set for a 930 different than a non turbo? It's the same block and heads, confused...

Is the victor reinz only an issue with the oil pump seals? $296. Porsche $400. Oem? $650?

Not trying to be cheap, willing to spend money where it matters. But that's a huge price spread...

call Ken @ vintage911parts.com
he works for Henry @ Supertech
he will give you the current pricing for your application

Pelican carries them, you just have to search