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Blocking the heat riser

Posted By RB35 15 Years Ago
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Blocking the heat riser

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RB35
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Good morning.

Getting closer to the finish of the 292 rebuild (Coleman Bros) and wondering how folks block the heat riser crossover in the manifold or heads?

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RB

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I just cut 2 pieces of tin big enough to cover the opening from the heads.Stick in place with a little silicone so they dont move and put the gasket OVER them and install the manifold.

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I fill the cavity in the head with Bondo.

 

Paul,

Boonville,MO


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