AFR heads cause valley gap
If you take about .050 or so off each side of the intake manifold, it should come down a lot closer... it'll change your port alignment, but I had to take about .065 off mine for the ports to line up correctly anyways, so yours may be the same... stick a mirror and flashlight in the tb opening and see how the ports line up. If the intake ports are higher than the head ports, you are good to go. If they're fairly even, you can't take a whole lot off.
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Chuck
Later
Chuck
Originally posted by chucks97ss
If you take about .050 or so off each side of the intake manifold, it should come down a lot closer... it'll change your port alignment, but I had to take about .065 off mine for the ports to line up correctly anyways, so yours may be the same... stick a mirror and flashlight in the tb opening and see how the ports line up. If the intake ports are higher than the head ports, you are good to go. If they're fairly even, you can't take a whole lot off.
Later
Chuck
If you take about .050 or so off each side of the intake manifold, it should come down a lot closer... it'll change your port alignment, but I had to take about .065 off mine for the ports to line up correctly anyways, so yours may be the same... stick a mirror and flashlight in the tb opening and see how the ports line up. If the intake ports are higher than the head ports, you are good to go. If they're fairly even, you can't take a whole lot off.
Later
Chuck
Ditto!
The port alignment looked pretty good, so I took my engine-dude up on his offer of a pair of spacers. Whatta pain in the butt job!
http://para.noid.org/~lj/IntakeGapFiller1.jpg
I'm thinking I may just pluck the motor back out of there to do the rear holes.
http://para.noid.org/~lj/IntakeGapFiller1.jpg
I'm thinking I may just pluck the motor back out of there to do the rear holes.
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