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manifold thickness 120-130

posted by  someone claiming to be blown-gasket on  Fri Apr 14 13:07 CST 2006 [RELATED]



The rig is is a '67, but it's had funky stuff done to the engine in the past. I'm just learning more about it as I go.

I looked under the hood today and could see that intake and exhaust are seperate units. It's a B18 block, but has a FI head on it; from what kind of FI I don't know however. The nuts didn't look too badly rusted on there, so I'm hoping there will not be too much hassle pulling everything. I'll have to take stuff off to learn more about this issue with shimming and spotfacing and all.





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