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Ohio AMX
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Next question, is the top or bottom of the spacer shown here? |
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1940 Hupmobile Skylark
1968 Javelin future Pro Street 1969 AMX 290/auto (first car) 1997 Dodge SS/T 5.9L AMO# 983 |
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ccowx
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Ohio AMX
AMC Addicted Charter Member Joined: Jun/29/2007 Location: NE Ohio Status: Offline Points: 4935 |
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So grooved side faces down then, with a thin gasket on each side. I want to get this right the first time! |
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1940 Hupmobile Skylark
1968 Javelin future Pro Street 1969 AMX 290/auto (first car) 1997 Dodge SS/T 5.9L AMO# 983 |
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Lyle
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Watch the fit of the "aftermarket" spacers. I had to bore mine on the back two as they were 0.060" undersize for the carb and manifold and 0.030" offset from center. I don't know how much of a performance issue this would have been but I like things to fit.
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scguy390
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I was told that the grooved side should be facing up or towards the carb. Which seems wrong to me. Edited by scguy390 - Sep/21/2015 at 8:50am |
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