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Here's a side pic of the adapter in place (no gasket yet):

http://i.imgur.com/s3TXE9l.jpg

At the top, where one of the bolt holes are drilled into the block, there is a small gas on both sides that is above where the gasket or silicon would go (above the water intake). Is this correct/the adapter doesn't sit flush against the engine at the top?

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Gap is correct, no problem.


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