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HKS 03-05 VQ35DE .7mm Stopper Head Gasket (97mm Bore/10.3 CR)SKU: 23001 AN002 UPC: 4957266643051 HKS 2003 2005 Nissan 350Z Infiniti G35 VQ35DE 0. 7mm Stopper Head Gasket (97mm Bore 10. 3 CR) This HKS stopper head gasket equips 2003 2005 Nissan 350Z and Infiniti G35 models with the VQ35DE engine for demanding performance applications. The 0. 7mm thickness and 97mm bore support 10. 3: 1 compression ratios in boosted or naturally aspirated high compression setups. It ensures a tight seal under extreme cylinder
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