Intake runner gaskets use permatex or not?

[alamantia]

I see two different kinds of intake runner gaskets for my 350 one has a blue seal around the intake and water ports. And one does not have the blue seal.

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/pl/119,285_Fel-Pro-SandB-Chevy-Intake-Manifold-Gaskets.html?alt=1&path=300&img=344-1255.F_L.JPG

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/pl/119,285_Fel-Pro-SandB-Chevy-Intake-Manifold-Gaskets.html?alt=1&path=300&img=344-1244.F_L.JPG

I assume that if I order the ones without that blue seal I use permatex and if I order the ones with the blue seal i install them dry?

I have used the regular (non blue seal) ones in the past and permatexed both sides.

If I get the blue stripe ones do I install them with the blue bead facing the manifold and only permatex the head side???

Anyone know?

[Pampered-Z]

When engine (year) and heads do you have?

The 1244 and for Vortec heads, the 1255 are for Brodix.

I use the felpro with the seal, (the seal is on both sides). Even when they comes with the end seals I don't use them. I RTV the ends, I never liked the rubber end seals, they always seem to leak. Just make sure when you put on the RTV you overlap the intake gaskets a small bit and put a bead down where the head/block meet.

[alamantia]

i was just showing those gaskets as reference, I have the blue streak gasket set for my engine but they only have the blue on one side. I always toss out those lifter gally seals and use the cheese-wiz permatex from intake runner to intake runner before applying the gaskets. I may return these and just get the regular ones cause im a moron and having a hard time figuring this out