Enginetech helps you build better engines, faster.

Rather than duplicating OE designs, The Rebuilder's Gasket is designed specifically for the rebuilder. They accommodate the kinds of surfaces you have to work with, and they really do the job, without leaks or comebacks.

Enginetech engineers analyzed the special sealing problems of each engine covered, and designed the gaskets and seals that would work best in each part of the engine. Thermal shock dyno testing verified the design excellence. Unlike OE designs, The Rebuilder's Gasket is designed for and works better on rebuilt engines.

Individual gaskets are die cut from the right material in the right thickness for each application, and have elastomeric sealing beads in critical areas.

Head gaskets are no-retorque with virtually no loss in clamping force over time, perforated to eliminate material separation and leakage, and are coated with a premium silicone blend to allow head-to-block movement and easy removal. Precise thickness gives predictable sealing, fire rings are oversize (for oversize bores), and elastomeric sealing beads meet special sealing needs.

Valve cover gaskets have the proper thickness for optimum sealing. They seal, are durable, have a long shelf life, and are flexible, to withstand rough handling during installation without breaking. One piece molded rubber gaskets are used in late applications where critical sealing is a must.

Pan gaskets are made in the right thickness to seal best on sheet metal without splitting. Again, they are durable, flexible, and have a long shelf life. Also, one piece rubber molded pan gaskets are available for late model engines.

Intake gaskets are designed to prevent vacuum leaks and withstand high temperatures from exhaust crossover heat on V-type engines. They are embossed or have raised elastomeric beads to give high unit pressure and superior sealing on narrow flanges. In several applications, a heat-sensitive coating provides a positive seal once the engine is run.