I just bought a Stillen header from someone on this board and I just ordered some gaskets. But I need one more and am not sure what the part # is.
I got the head/manifold gasket 14036-53J00 and the secondary 20692-65J00.
The other part # I have is for the 300zx gasket (for the primary/secondary) I got off of this site (http://www.zotz.com/nissan/proc/sentra_se-r/sentra_se-r_header_photo.htm) . The guy was nice enough to write me and give me the part #. Which he said was 20691-01P80, the dealership says it might be 20691-38U00. So where do I get this gasket that I need? If anyone understands me after all that please help. :)

Is there anybody out there?

I'm pretty sure the secondary gasket is off the n/a 300zx. You'll have to do a little work on the bolt holes to get them to line up. But it's no big deal. Hope this helps.:)

Originally posted by james vick
I'm pretty sure the secondary gasket is off the n/a 300zx. You'll have to do a little work on the bolt holes to get them to line up. But it's no big deal. Hope this helps.:)

I know that, but thanx anyway. I need the part #.

Anyone? Part #? Brian? Don't make me call and harass you at work again! Write me an email, I lost your address. :(

I'll call and harass him at work. I haven't done it all week and he probably feels neglected:D

I sure am neglected :) ya, the part # is 20691-01P80 and you have to modify it. is yours a 4-1 or is it a 4-2-1. oh, and bookmark my e-mail address chrissy it is brian@courtesyparts.com geesh :)

They dont have that part # in their systems at all. :( It is a 4-2-1.

That's interesting. The part number that brian provided you with is the same one they have listed on SE-R.net for the steel 300ZX gasket. :confused:

http://se-r.net/header_exhaust/header_install.html

Have you tried actually going to a dealer and having them look up the associated part number for the steel ZX gasket?

Worse comes to worse, you could try calling STILLEN and see if they'll ship you out one of their own gaskets.

Originally posted by Chrissy
They dont have that part # in their systems at all. :( It is a 4-2-1.