Well, intake gasket time Questions
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looks like it on the bottom right, but i have the ram air, also anyone have a pic of the line that runs from one side to the other under the throttle body, greyish under or over the water jacket coming out the from
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If you used GM stock intake gaskets it would be a good idea to retorque the bolts after about a week of driving. The GM gaskets have been noted to shrink after being heat cycled therefore the bolts may come loose.
Just set your torque wrench to 35ft. lbs and torque in sequence.
Just set your torque wrench to 35ft. lbs and torque in sequence.
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If you used GM stock intake gaskets it would be a good idea to retorque the bolts after about a week of driving. The GM gaskets have been noted to shrink after being heat cycled therefore the bolts may come loose.
Just set your torque wrench to 35ft. lbs and torque in sequence.
Just set your torque wrench to 35ft. lbs and torque in sequence.