Who makes/sells intake bolt adaptors for the diff head angles?
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Who makes/sells intake bolt adaptors for the diff head angles?
I saw them once before but can't remember where. Can't remember which way they adapt, maybe both ways, but they are angled bushing like things that allow you to use a newer intake on an old set of heads or/and vise versa. I understand you can grind the intake to match but would rather have the option to switch back and forth without worring about any issues from grinding.
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Re: Who makes/sells intake bolt adaptors for the diff head angles? (Fevre)
i just slotted the intake holes a bit so it would fit,but i have seen the spacers but i think you still have to drill the intake holes and use the spacers then.But dont quote me on that.
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Re: Who makes/sells intake bolt adaptors for the diff head angles? (Fevre)
Thanks Pat
I did a search on Summits website and found them but they cost $55 so I'll just slot them a touch. Did you have to grind any off the manifold to make the bolts/washers sit flush? What would be nice is an angled washer to use along with the slotting, should only cost about $20 max, not $55.
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I did a search on Summits website and found them but they cost $55 so I'll just slot them a touch. Did you have to grind any off the manifold to make the bolts/washers sit flush? What would be nice is an angled washer to use along with the slotting, should only cost about $20 max, not $55.
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Re: Who makes/sells intake bolt adaptors for the diff head angles? (Fevre)
Here is what they look like:
Going to ses if I can find them cheaper but I suspect shipping will make it a wash on cost.
Going to ses if I can find them cheaper but I suspect shipping will make it a wash on cost.
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Re: Who makes/sells intake bolt adaptors for the diff head angles? (Fevre)
all i did was drill them on angle so they screwed into the head,you could make your own washers go to hardware store and pick up some thick washers and grind them down on an angle.
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Re: Who makes/sells intake bolt adaptors for the diff head angles? (patsnitrovette)
all i did was drill them on angle so they screwed into the head,you could make your own washers go to hardware store and pick up some thick washers and grind them down on an angle.