Victor "FULL" Gasket Set w/ no Exhaust
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01-17-2005, 12:01 AM
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Originally Posted by bigwin56f100
hey wayne,
check my gallery and look at the engine pic and you'll see the heat shield/gasket. note thaT it also shields heat fron the valve cover. the gasket and shields are all one piece.
Kevin Bigwin
check my gallery and look at the engine pic and you'll see the heat shield/gasket. note thaT it also shields heat fron the valve cover. the gasket and shields are all one piece.
Kevin Bigwin
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01-17-2005, 05:23 AM
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Ed,
The ram horn manifolds were used on the 1957 thru 1962 tilt cab trucks C500 and C600's with a 292. Some f 600 series trucks may also have come with them.
Be carefull not to get the larger linclon Y rams as they will not fit. The manifolds you want have a straight horizontal bolt pattern (manifold to head) NOT A STAGGERED
Hope this helps,
Kevin
The ram horn manifolds were used on the 1957 thru 1962 tilt cab trucks C500 and C600's with a 292. Some f 600 series trucks may also have come with them.
Be carefull not to get the larger linclon Y rams as they will not fit. The manifolds you want have a straight horizontal bolt pattern (manifold to head) NOT A STAGGERED
Hope this helps,
Kevin
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01-17-2005, 09:29 AM
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Thanks Kevin That is some good info to remember.. I got wraped up in Ya'lls threads last nightand OMG I learned some thing. Ya'll wern't on here when I started and gave up on Project 57....... I never knew about Ramhorns, nor the Bigger valves in the different heads .... now all I have to do is find a thread on Hydrolic lifters...
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