I've received a number of requests lately for thermal intake gaskets that don't cause an airflow disturbance (aka dogleg) directly in front of the intake ports, or add intake runner length like a phenolic spacer will. They will work on all SRT8s.
We now have some on the way (should be here within 2 weeks). They are called Thermalnators, made by a company that makes parts for Mercedes and other high end European cars, here's a pic of the SRT4 version:

http://bwoodyperformance.com/images/sikky%20gasket.JPG

They are a mere .002" thicker than a stock gasket but compress to exactly the same thickness once installed. Price will be $105 + shipping.

Do you just bolt these in or do they need silicone or some other type of sealer ?

ok whats the diffrent between MHP vs bwoody Thermalnators ???

i need one for my jeep !!

I beleive they are the same part.

I have these and they are a great and simple mod. Every Jeep should have these.....

Ok back to my question, do you use silicone or some other way when you install these, i already have purchased them from tom at mhp? Thanks...

No silicone, these replace the gaskets and just bolt right on.

Thanks man cant wait to get these installed allong with my mhp tcm.

same price as the bwoody's?

Holy brought back from the dead Batman. I love how 1 year old posts come back from the dead and then take off.:lol:

I have a new set of BWoody's for sale.

Holy brought back from the dead Batman. I love how 1 year old posts come back from the dead and then take off.:lol:

Well I just got my jeep this summer so I am still learning. NOOB i know. :)

I have a new set of BWoody's for sale.

Haha, thanks Chris. :p

Well I just got my jeep this summer so I am still learning. NOOB i know. :)

Yes same as the BWoody's.

Thanks

Holy brought back from the dead Batman. I love how 1 year old posts come back from the dead and then take off.:lol:

Well everyone barks at people to search, search, search and they do and find old threads that don't answer there questions, thus the rebirth of old threads.