Reply to "Torker manifold bolts"

panteradougMember

I think what happened is that you ordered a "351c intake manifold kit".
The bolt supplied to you are for a stock intake manifold.
The Torker uses the same diameter bolts but a different combination of lengths.
The design of the runners on the Edelbrock require different lengths.
If it were me I would just thread the bolts more and cut the lengths.
For the two that need to be longer, just buy to stainless steel bolts with your choice of head styles.
I use allen socket screws on that manifold. Those are the easiest to find and still be sure that you can get a wrench on them.
The twelve point heads that you bought really are nice bolts but have limited availabilaty in all lengths, especially in stainless steel.

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