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Car full gasket asbestos material Available in OEM and ODM

Car full gasket asbestos material Available in OEM and ODM

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Place of orgin: Beijing China   Brand name: CMAX  Standard or non standard: Standard     Certificate: ISO 9000

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:

Neutral cardboard/Neutral carton

Delivery Detail:

7-50 days

Specifications

  Material: Asbestos rubber sheet or Non asbestos rubber sheet

  Available in customized specification

  Available in OEM and ODM

Salient Features:

  Resistant to temperature&stressful conditions

  Withstand chemicals. acids, heat and pressure

  Effective sealing

  Long lasting operation

  Made from excellent raw material

CNBM is a professional motor and car oil seal manufacturers, manufacturing  more than a thousand varieties,  involving a series of models : Santana, Jetta,  Beverly, Isuzu, Toyota, Otto, John Shalikashvili and  micro-car series seal, and manufacturing machinery, household appliance industries the oil seal, O-rings,   gasket ,the best-selling products throughout the country and around the world.

 

Q: I‘m looking for a cheap cold air intake for my 88 Silverado with a 350 tbi engine. Should I get the open type that sits on the carb or the tube style intake? I liked the sound and acceleration of the tube intake on my Town Car but I‘ve never heard or driven a car or truck with the open type. (Please don‘t tell me I‘m wasting my money, I just want to see what everyone else prefers.) Thanks.
KN intakes are industry standard, I'd say tube style.
Q: I have a 1994 Ford Probe 2.5L engine, and have been doing some research on Cold air intakes. I have looked at KN , Kamakazee and Ingen. I realize there‘s only so much power I can get out of a CAI, but for under $200 what‘s my best choice? I don‘t know the difference in brands and would appreciate someones personal experience if not professional, I‘m more concerned about being able to take off a little faster than; getting a faster speed (granted that would be awesome too!). (I prefer not to purchase cheap ebay brand) Thanks!
There's a great shop in Orillia Ont that sells sheet copper to artists, but sorry the name escapes me. try a google search or better yet Canada411 for sheet metal + your city and see what comes up. Good fortune in your search!
Q: Is there any expert here? I would like to ask questions about the car. I want to put my car into the tornado air intake system do not know if it is effective
Modified tornado is to destroy the exhaust pipe, cautious point, the individual is not recommended to do.
Q: I have a 2008 4.2l v6 f150 with a six inch lift on it. Would it b worth it to put a cold air intake in it. Would it even make a difference and if so how much? Also if u say yes which brand and model should I get? Thank you
I would use baking soda. It will get ride of the fire.
Q: technically speaking, wouldn‘t a car receive better gas mileage and run faster without any air intake at all? just that it‘s not safe.
Not really, Air intakes are air intakes, and they work just as well as no air intake, except they have the added bonus of having a filter on them with prevents small praticles of dust to get in the engine. Even with modified air intakes, you see only a 2-5 hp increase and maybe 1/2 to 1 mpg at best improvement.
Q: I have a 2012 dodge avenger 2.4L and was thinking of putting a cold air intake cause 1) I travel 110 miles to and from for school and I heard it help with mpg 2) the horsepower and tourqe is fine for me but you can never have enough right? So my question is should I buy the mopar air intake for 400$ or a cheap one my chef said I can get on eBay for 50$
A cold air inlet will not increase MPG. It increases HP at full throttle only. The increase in power is the result of burning more fuel, not an increase in efficiency, or reduction of restriction. At all other power settings there is another restriction that is controlled by your right foot.
Q: Im just curious, Im thinking about putting in an AEM CAI, and an exhaust system, and I‘ve read how they can improve torque and hp. thanks
Fuel consumption is better with a cold air intake. Same with a performance exhaust. An engine that breathes easier requires less strain to move a vehicle. Just dont be hard on it, because at full throttle it will suck more fuel than before. Noise is one reason Air filter longetevity or maintainence Temperature of air and other weather conditions Wet driving, snow/icy conditions (snowmobiles dont have air filters at all, for a reason. Air filter gets wet from melted snow, water freezes, bad news)
Q: I am thinking of buying a spyder cold air intake for my 95 eclipse gs and i wanted to know if the spyder intakes were a good brand?
Guess I'll keep this short an simple haha. Name brand intakes as well as generic all have just around the same effect, only difference is your paying more for name brand and the piping may have a gloss that's really it. No neither one will give you more power than the other. When you start adding to the intake, such as exhaust, cams, etc then you will notice a difference but name brand is just what it is pay $200 for the name or you can have a generic that does exactly the same for $50.
Q: Car is 2007 Dodge Magnum, we‘ve been told that we don‘t need to install the whole kit for it to make difference. Our mechanic said all you have to do is change the air filter but my husband and I have read mixed reviews. How can we know if and how much difference it would be to know if it‘s worth the cost?
i bought a kn cold air intake and ive noticed the preformance difference and it increases the mpg by like 1/2 if that but you never have to replace the filter you just have to clean it every 40k miles so you save money with it either way
Q: Will after market cold air intakes damage your engine or car?
Depends where the air intake tube is placed. Many cold air tubes are designed to be placed outside the engine bay very low and toward the front of the vehicle. I have handled dozens of insurance claims where people simply drove through a sizable puddle of water and the aftermarket tube allowed enough water to enter the engine to grenade it. The cold air tubes may look cool but offer NO measurable increase in HP to a stock engine. Save your money.

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