Ok I think I figured it out. The intake I bought ( edelbrock air ram dual plane) doesn’t have the heat cross over. I should be able to just put the intake on without blocking them off. Does this sound right?
Yes. I read somewhere that they need to left open because it is a barrier to keep the heat from the cross over from adversely affecting the adjacent x ports. It also says they need to be open for air to circulate. Thoughts?
I ended up ordering two different gaskets. One with the hole for the cross over and one without. The one without does not have the cut out for the u-shape hole. Which should I use? And what are the four round pieces in the picture with the gasket with the hole?
Thanks for all the info guys. I have a few more questions. First my heads have the hole for the exhaust cross over but my after market intake does not have a hole for it. So do I have to block it off or is the intake not having the hole enough. Also do the pins on the china rails have to be...
Ok. I read that you put some etc around coolant ports. How much? Stumblinhorse, did you do this. Also if you use the cork gaskets on the front and back do you still apply rtv in the corners?
Hi guys, I have a 340 that I’m replacing the intake gasket on. I’m wondering if I should use the front and back corked gaskets that come with or just use RTV. Also as this is my first time doing this I was wondering if someone has a link to a video I can watch on how to do this. I’m a very...
So I did some calling around to other shops. The price range for a complete build with new torque converter is between $1000-$1300. That was with them taking it out and putting it back in. I wanted to use my local transmission shop but withe the price difference its a no brainer.
Well I asked him last year what it would cost to have him remove and rebuild transmission and install. He said $1000. I asked how much I would save if I pulled tranny and installed myself. He said it would save me $300.
All right guys I'm kind of new to this. I have a 727 that needs rebuilt. I took my car, a 1973 dart to a transmission shop. The guy said the transmission needed rebuilt. This was back in September of last year. He said it would cost around $1000 to rebuild. I talked to him a couple of days ago...
Ya so I figured out the problem. It wasn't my son after all. It turns out that the rear brake hose has a hole in it and leaks fluid. I replaced both front brake hoses and I could not get the hose separated from the line, it was rusted on. I tried wd-40 and a torch but nothing. I ended up having...