LilCop2002
Registered User
Hey folks. Now that I've searched for the past 5 days for my questions with no results, I'm going to post it up. I'm rebuilding my '94 SC and I want to know what the gasket set part numbers are. According to my local Advance Auto Parts, I need the following gasket sets to complete the build for $152:
Head Gasket Set- #HS 9642 PT
Timing Cover Gasket Set- #TCS 45951
Oil Pan Gasket- #OS 30625 R
Crankshaft Seal- #3909
All these part numbers seem to be off to me. For some reason, I was thinking that I should be able to just get an upper and a lower set or a whole engine gasket kit. I know that I can get the complete setup from Supercoupeperformance.com for $135. Why do I feel like I am coming up so short on this?
I'd also like to replace most of the hardware on the engine with new and nonrusted Stainless Steel bolts. The following site has a long list of sizes along with pictures that I think would be good to go with, but I think that the particular link is for N/A engines. http://rpm-mustangs.com/cart/pages.php?pageid=8 and/or http://rpm-mustangs.com/cart/pages.php?pageid=9
Is there anybody willing to look it over and see if it works or has any ideas as to a recommended route?
Thanks for the help,
Julian
Head Gasket Set- #HS 9642 PT
Timing Cover Gasket Set- #TCS 45951
Oil Pan Gasket- #OS 30625 R
Crankshaft Seal- #3909
All these part numbers seem to be off to me. For some reason, I was thinking that I should be able to just get an upper and a lower set or a whole engine gasket kit. I know that I can get the complete setup from Supercoupeperformance.com for $135. Why do I feel like I am coming up so short on this?
I'd also like to replace most of the hardware on the engine with new and nonrusted Stainless Steel bolts. The following site has a long list of sizes along with pictures that I think would be good to go with, but I think that the particular link is for N/A engines. http://rpm-mustangs.com/cart/pages.php?pageid=8 and/or http://rpm-mustangs.com/cart/pages.php?pageid=9
Is there anybody willing to look it over and see if it works or has any ideas as to a recommended route?
Thanks for the help,
Julian