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#1110678 06/29/2015 1:33 AM
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I am In the process of mounting the exhaust manifold on my freshly rebuilt 235. It appears the outside two bolt holes have solid studs and do not require any type of fastener. Is this correct or should these be bolts? I would think it would not seal completely. I have the retainers all in place and torqued correctly. Thanks

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Nope, that the way they came from the factory for a hunert
years. Installed properly I've never seen one leak at the
ends unless it was warped and needed to be machined flat.

Now the exhaust flange is another story, I must have blown out
a dozen flat gaskets between the manifold and exhaust pipe flange.

Back on the studs. They are often removed and replaced with
bolts on the stock manifold and especially when installing
headers where they really are necessary. The rear one can
be kind of a bear to install.

dg

Last edited by Denny Graham; 06/29/2015 2:11 PM.

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