Okay I need this fixed

[B20badboy]

I boosted my car blew my turbo and was going to replace the snail today hopefully, Now I lost some stock nuts on the manifold to the head and got a few leaks, Then I put new ones new gasket lost some more another exhaust leak. I went to Hi-strenght bolt got stainless nuts and locking washers no more lost nuts but still exhaust leak. What can I do to fix this leak? I tightened it down in order like the good book says, I tightened them like Servion said, Is there either a better gasket or should I put more than one gasket? Could either my head or the Pang manifold not be flat?

[KennyKen]

Your manifold could be slightly warped. Are you sure the leak is coming from the manifold?

[Weston]

I would just use some copper gasket maker to help seal it up.

[john]

I'd pull the manifold and have it checked to see that it's square. If you had varying torque across the nuts/bolts which hold it to the head it may have warped.

[M@]

If you need your snail rebuilt, PM me.

[B20badboy]

Your manifold could be slightly warped. Are you sure the leak is coming from the manifold?
Yes I am sure I wipe the head and after driving it for a day it has black carbon build up that you can tell has been blown out, as well the gaskets are very dark in the same areas.

[B20badboy]

I would just use some copper gasket maker to help seal it up.
That will not blow out? Where can I get some?

[B20badboy]

I'd pull the manifold and have it checked to see that it's square. If you had varying torque across the nuts/bolts which hold it to the head it may have warped.
That maybe I need a tourque wrench but how in the world do you get a tourque wrench on b-series exhaust bolts there is barely room to fit a combination wrench.

[B20badboy]

If you need your snail rebuilt, PM me.
We will see Right now no I got another one for a decent price, and I really don't want to put that much into the other one.