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BobadooFunk
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DEC 31, 03:32 AM
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jetman
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JAN 01, 09:45 PM
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BobadooFunk, didn't read all of this, might be a repost but use some studs and nuts on those exhaust manifolds. Personaly I don't agree with the shields but those look to be in very good shape, get the manifolds flat sanded so you will hopefully avoid gasket blow out in the future. IIRC the shield goes against the block followed by the felpro gasket then manifold. Make sure that all surfaces are clean, brake clean works well and I used some copper spray to get the parts to adhere well. You can read up on exhaust manifold gasket replacement while you're waiting on your new felpro gaskets. Good luck on your project.
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BobadooFunk
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JAN 01, 11:51 PM
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updated needs..
Alternator Exhaust Manifold Gaskets (new ones w/metal ring) socket for cold start injector sensor oil pressure sending unit connector map sensor dogbone hardware trunk side exhaust manifold
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Emc209i
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JAN 02, 02:13 AM
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Check your Pm's [This message has been edited by Emc209i (edited 01-02-2007).]
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stephsformula
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JAN 02, 05:49 AM
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I believe you already have map, dog bone hardware, and trunkside manifold from me so maybe should take em off the list.S.
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BobadooFunk
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JAN 02, 11:52 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by stephsformula:
I believe you already have map, dog bone hardware, and trunkside manifold from me so maybe should take em off the list.S. |
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i dont think i got em ill triple check today.. but whats in that picture is all i got...
except trunk side manifold! i got that!! i meant to write i need trunk side exhaust manifold HEAT SHIELD !! DUR!! my fault 
but i do appreciate what you sent me and felt bad asking for the other things.. thanks again!
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BobadooFunk
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JAN 04, 01:08 PM
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ah yes ALSO!
i need a picture, and i think the bracket also, of where the auto tranny cable hooks up to tranny..
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Formula88
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JAN 04, 04:14 PM
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Rodney Dickman sells the exhaust manifold studs. Also, I wouldn't bother using the heat shield that goes between the head and the forward exhaust manifold. With no gasket and only metal to metal contact, it's prone to leak. It's primary function is to prevent an oil leak from the valve cover from dripping down onto the catalytic converter. If that's a concern, keep it, but if I had it to do over, I'd either omit them or cut holes in them for the manifold to go through so you had nothing but manifold-gasket-head where it bolts up.
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BobadooFunk
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JAN 10, 12:00 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Formula88:
Rodney Dickman sells the exhaust manifold studs. Also, I wouldn't bother using the heat shield that goes between the head and the forward exhaust manifold. With no gasket and only metal to metal contact, it's prone to leak. It's primary function is to prevent an oil leak from the valve cover from dripping down onto the catalytic converter. If that's a concern, keep it, but if I had it to do over, I'd either omit them or cut holes in them for the manifold to go through so you had nothing but manifold-gasket-head where it bolts up. |
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yea i have those studs from him already 
and i think ill just do head/gasket/manifold, then later on ( i already have it schematiced out in my head) get some shet metal and make my own that bolts on the outside of the seal...
also, production is on hold due to weather the garage the car is in is crap... lets just say when its snowing outside, its snowing in the garage too....[This message has been edited by BobadooFunk (edited 01-10-2007).]
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Back On Holiday
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JAN 27, 08:50 PM
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bump, any progress?
any needs?
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