Intake install....

plt-1Member

I think the answer is "No", but... Do you guys RTV the intake bolts on the 351C as to safe guard against water passage penetration??.. As with the chevy intakes??.. Are the water passages "well clear" on the 351C?.. Thanks...

10/14/0911:50 AM

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pantera1887Member

No water in the intake bolts holes but I’ve found that oil can wick out of some of them so a little sealer is not a bad idea.

Mike

10/14/0912:11 PM

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plt-1Member

Thanks Mike

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10/14/0912:19 PM

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