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RE: intake exhaust crossover port

By Rusty - 03/14/2001 8:16:23 PM; IP 63.113.183.186

The way I block off the heat-riser is simple. I tak2 (2) Pringle Potato chip cans and cut the bottons off (their stainless steel). I cut a rectagular piece out of the bottons that will be an 1/8" larger than the heat-riser hole on all sides. Glue the piece to the heads using 3M Yellow Adhesive (don't get too much of this stuff on your fingers..it's hard to get off). A friend of mine (one of the top F.E. race engine builders around) showed me this trick.
Rusty

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RE: intake exhaust crossover port -- Dwayne, 03/14/2001

RE: intake exhaust crossover port -- Rusty, 03/14/2001

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RE: intake exhaust crossover port -- Dwayne, 03/14/2001

I've never had a problem. -- Dave Shoe, 03/15/2001