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How right Marlin is.....Been there and done that.....
And as you stated Mark, use RTV on the ends, do not use the rubber gaskets that came with the manifold, they are worthless. Been there and done that too.

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Originally posted by MARLIN JACK:
...If You use the 'Turkey Tray' It is my advise that you seal (RTV) BOTH sides of EVERY Port, on the Tray AND the Manifold AND the Head!!(Be careful NOT to drip adhesive into the gallery, if so wipe it up). If NOT; you will be sucking oil out of the lifter gallery (at the ports, between the Tray and the Head) and burning it! Also you will wonder why the Vacuum Signal is so LOW. The Thin Sheet metal of the Tray just does not have the 'Contact Sealing' needed to prevent vacuum leaks. 'Beleive Me now! Or Believe Me later!' If Not, You will be doing the Job a second time!!...

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