Reply to "351 Cleveland Intake Manifold GUIDE Studs 5/16""

matgMember

Tx Marlin,

so far all in, all good but was night mare. as above

I would improve the model by just using a metal saw and ADD at the outer end a "cut", so I can use screw driver to get the studds out....on exhaused side (intake is I judge good per your exp., TOP)

TX to the easy but BIG VALUE insight

(securing look nuts: the car came with intersting I have never seen "looks" per washer with small theeth, they go OVER the very speacil bolds (with a trenche/gap) and lock against the tubes ..cool suff )

Danke

Mat

11/25/2110:12 AM

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