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02-12-2009 06:41 AM #16
Thanks You guys. Man I'm glad I got on here. You have really cleared this up for me. I think I really have a handle on the situation now. At least I understand it now. I sent the kid to school with a couple of air burr grinders, one straight and one 90. He knows what to do I told him we will need to make washers for it. I like the idea of using round stock and cutting it at an angle. Or I may have some heavy wall tube laying around. Are those 3/8" bolts, grade 8? I think I will need to get him some longer bolts as well.
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02-12-2009 12:27 PM #17
It is easy and I never said to hog out the holes, I said elongate them to change the angle. A little bit of careful metal removal is all that's needed. When done right, the holes are not wider, just longer.
When using the late intake on early heads, I don't use a wedge washer. I grind the throttle body side of the bolt boss down a little until the bolt and washer fits flat. There is plenty of meat there to work with.
When doing the early intake on a late heads swap, a wedge must be used because you have no boss on the ealy intakes to work with.RAY
'69 Chevelle--385
'68 Camaro--Twin Turbo
'78 Luv--383
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02-12-2009 12:45 PM #18
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02-12-2009 05:17 PM #19
I talked to the kid's shop teacher today, he's on board with the elongation plan. So that good, he can get that thing together and maybe stay out of the deep mud holes.
PS i looked at Turbo city's site but could not find that adaptor.
This site is a great resourse. You guys really have some nice project going and some great talent. Makes me want to tear in to my 50 F3 ford. That and two old Harleys all need attention.
Thanks again for all the help
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02-13-2009 11:07 AM #20
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02-14-2009 11:49 PM #21
He sunk it pretty good!!!! Bet it was fun----until the aftermath.
Did he get the intake bolted up?RAY
'69 Chevelle--385
'68 Camaro--Twin Turbo
'78 Luv--383
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02-15-2009 07:13 AM #22
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