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They are threaded rivets.

By Paul M - 03/22/2003 5:38:30 AM; IP 12.228.110.143

Use a hammer and chisel to turn them out counter-clockwise. Don't know if they are still available, but it would probably be easier in the long run to tap the bores for bolts.

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RE: 428 CJ Intake Manifold -- Gary, 03/22/2003

Carbon tends to build up under them. -- Paul M, 03/23/2003

RE: 428 CJ Intake Manifold -- Gary Adam, 03/24/2003

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They are threaded rivets. -- Paul M, 03/22/2003

If you tap and use bolts..... -- pop428, 03/23/2003

I just use a narrow, thin screwdriver as a mini 'pry-bar.' [n/m] -- Mr F, 03/24/2003