What two types of pan gasket with windage tray?

[bull]

I'm going to need a second pan gasket since I'm going to use a windage tray but I did not get a second gasket, either with the pan or tray I bought. The one that came with my gasket set is a thick cork gasket so do I get a second thick cork gasket or something a little thinner? And if I do get a thinner one should it go between the block and tray or does it matter?

[Belgium R/T -68]

All sets of windagetrays I have bought all came with 2 equal gaskets, no matter what brand it was.

Per

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

You need to use the MP thin rubber coated paper gaskets.....

Item# MOPP3412049
$11.95
Product Description
Requires two for windage tray applications
http://chucker54.stores.yahoo.net/moparbrbengine.html

[bull]

You need to use the MP thin rubber coated paper gaskets.....

Item# MOPP3412049
$11.95
Product Description
Requires two for windage tray applications
http://chucker54.stores.yahoo.net/moparbrbengine.html

Chris, are you saying I'd be better off with two of these instead of one and the cork gasket I already have? Sorry, I need things spelled out for me sometimes.

[firefighter3931]

You need to use the MP thin rubber coated paper gaskets.....

Item# MOPP3412049
$11.95
Product Description
Requires two for windage tray applications
http://chucker54.stores.yahoo.net/moparbrbengine.html

Chris, are you saying I'd be better off with two of these instead of one and the cork gasket I already have? Sorry, I need things spelled out for me sometimes.

Yep....that's what he's saying. I use the rubber coated gaskets on all of mine with a thin skimcoat of Ultra Copper RTV on all surfaces. Just snug the pan down and allow the silicone to set up overnight before the final torque-down....this keeps the RTV from being pushed out.



Ron

[tan top]

You need to use the MP thin rubber coated paper gaskets.....

Item# MOPP3412049
$11.95
Product Description
Requires two for windage tray applications
http://chucker54.stores.yahoo.net/moparbrbengine.html

Chris, are you saying I'd be better off with two of these instead of one and the cork gasket I already have? Sorry, I need things spelled out for me sometimes.

Yep....that's what he's saying. I use the rubber coated gaskets on all of mine with a thin skimcoat of Ultra Copper RTV on all surfaces. Just snug the pan down and allow the silicone to set up overnight before the final torque-down....this keeps the RTV from being pushed out.



Ron

yep do /done the same 

[RD]

i have used equal width cork gaskets with silicone and have not experienced leaks with my windage tray.  it is all a matter of setup.

[bull]

Thanks guys.

[bull]

I actually bought a pair of good Felpro pan gaskets through AutoZone so I'm going that route. A little less money and I don't have to wait so long.

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/catalog/parts/partsProduct.jsp?skuDescription=Felpro+/+Oil+Pan+Gasket&categoryDisplayName=Internal+Engine&fromString=&itemIdentifier=74188_162208_5012_&productId=74188&sortType=null&parentId=51-0&filterByKeyWord=&isSearchByPartNumber=&navValue=15100529&categoryNValue=&fromWhere=null&itemId=529-0&displayName=Oil+Pan+Gasket&store=2236&searchText=&brandName=Felpro