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| | | | Joined: Feb 2020 Posts: 47 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Feb 2020 Posts: 47 | You may find that the exhaust manifold isn't lining up correctly with the ports in the head. I have had several manifold and head combinations where this is the case.If you are using the 3 piece intake/exhaust gasket. bolt it to the head, and then tape all 3 peices together. Now lay the gasket on the manifold and see if the ports line up. You may have to elongate the front and back mounting holes. I have also have had to install a spacer between the exhaust and intake manifold where they bolt together for all the ports to line up correctly with the ports in the head.
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