Six Star Head Gaskets now available online
November 5, 2010
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I was checkin gon the price for the MLS style head gaskets, I am working on a 2001 Subaru Forestor L 2.5 liter engine. Do you have the headgasket set or do you offer the gaskets seperate. Basically looking for a complete headgasket set and in the MLS style. Thanks
Hi David,
We currently just have the MLS Six Star headgaskets available on our online store but we can put together a full reseal kit if you’d like. If you want the full kit just give us a call at 1-866-417-0880 and AJ Can take your order over the phone. We’ll then put together a quote an call you back to process the order.
Mike
Hi Mike,
I would like to know if there’s an available six stars headgasket for 2003 wrx 2.0 turbo. I want one that’s the same thickness as the stock oem for I don’t want to alter the compression. I believe it is .68mm. Thanks
Am about to order the Star Six headgaskets for my 2001 Subaru Legacy and had a quick question. There’s no longer a need to use the Subaru coolant conditioner with these new Star Six head gaskets? Thanks.
Hi Chuck, You are correct, There’s no need to use Subaru coolant conditioner on the Six Star head gaskets once they’re installed.
Mike
Thanks Mike! Your blog is extremely helpful, even for us Subaru owners all the way across the country.
You’re welcome Chuck!
You say the HG part# has superseded 4x since 2000. What is the latest part # and would it be used from factory on a 2011 Impreza 2.5 NA.
The Genuine Subaru head gasket part number of the current gasket is 11044AA633.
This is the most current head gasket Subaru has on file for the 2011 Impreza n/a. I’m guessing it would have been used during assembly because that particular number has been the same for the last few years.
Take care,
Mike Corbin
Independent Subaru Repair
Seattle and Mukliteo