Mls hg manufacturer comparaison

[vicore]

While looking for a MLS HG a came across many manufacturers. In my opinion OEM products often have a good price (with the quite quality control they are doing) in mind. Anyway I'd like to have some advice on that choice

Some MLS gasket manufacturers I came across
OEM
Cometic
HKS
Greddy
FelPro
nippon racing
athena
power enterprise

Thanks for your shared experience

 

[craig4g63]

OEM and Cometic are proven.

 

[vicore]

Are there advantages of the OEM one? Since it costs twice the cometic MLS

 

[nitrouskris]

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While looking for a MLS HG a came across many manufacturers. In my opinion OEM products often have a good price (with the quite quality control they are doing) in mind. Anyway I'd like to have some advice on that choice

Some MLS gasket manufacturers I came across
OEM - 30 PSI WITH O RING NEVER A PROBLEM HERE
Cometic - 40 PSI NEVER A PROBELM HERE
HKS - WORKS
Greddy -OVER PRICED
FelPro -WEAK CENTER
nippon racing - NOT A FAN AS SOME OF THE BORES SEEM TO BE OFF FROM EACH OTHER IN THE PASS THEY MAKE HAVE FIXED THE ISSUE, I HAVE USED IT IN BUDGET BUILDS
athena - OVER PRICED
power enterprise- JUNK

Thanks for your shared experience

While looking for a MLS HG a came across many manufacturers. In my opinion OEM products often have a good price (with the quite quality control they are doing) in mind. Anyway I'd like to have some advice on that choice

Some MLS gasket manufacturers I came across
OEM - 30 PSI WITH O RING NEVER A PROBLEM HERE
Cometic - 40 PSI NEVER A PROBELM HERE
HKS - WORKS
Greddy -OVER PRICED
FelPro -WEAK CENTER
nippon racing - NOT A FAN AS SOME OF THE BORES SEEM TO BE OFF FROM EACH OTHER IN THE PASS THEY MAKE HAVE FIXED THE ISSUE, I HAVE USED IT IN BUDGET BUILDS
athena - OVER PRICED
power enterprise- JUNK

Thanks for your shared experience

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[donniekak]

The main thing I never like about mls gaskets is they have no grommet. Gasses are free to blow in between layers. Even a cheap composite gasket has a solid single surface facing the cylinder. I've had the best luck with an o-ringed block, and composite gaskets. Copper gaskets work well also, but always end up leaking water, in a street car.