Reply to "Edelbrock Air Gap #7564- under early screen??"

lf-tp2511Member

With everything removed from 2511 I intend to mill all four mounting faces of the two aluminum engine mount assemblies.

While I will rely on my machinist's recommendation I see no reason why each of the four faces cannot be shaved by at least one 16th of an inch.

Mike Drew's blue thunder assembly fit OK until he replaced his rubber engine mount biscuits, showing that every fraction of an inch can be of value in the overall height reducing efforts.

I will update this post with the observed height reduction once the milling is finished.

Larry

1/29/172:50 PM

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