Reply to "Heat Riser & Edelbrock Performer 4V"

garvinoMember

Julian, Doug, and Mike – thanks for all your help.

I do believe that my Edelbrock Performer has an exhaust gas crossover (an open tunnel where the heat riser port is running underneath the carburetor from the left side to the right side of the motor– is that what you’re talking about?). The model number on the Edelbrock Performer is #2665. I will run to the shop and check it later today.

I am pretty sure that the Fel-Pro gasket material is just plain old gasket material. Also I tell my self that I may drive the car in under 20 degree weather since it can be nice and dry here in the winter but just very cold. The truth is that I have an old Mustang that I rarely drive when it is extremely cold out – so maybe on driving the Pantera in cold weather I guess.

Thanks again. I really appreciate everyone’s advice.

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