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225 slant six 70 duster intake torque specs
i need the specs to torque down the intake & exhast manifold to the head.
1970 plymouth duster 225 slant six 1 barrell. feel free to e me please. clifforce zeebee1@comcast.net thankyou |
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Isn't it cast into the intake? 10-15ft lbs.
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thank you for the torque specs for my 225 mopar six.
you asked isnt it cast into the intake?. well thats a new one on me. could you explain where it may be cast. is it in a obvious place that i could see. i thank you so much for your time. clifforce |
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Usually cast into the top of one of the intake runners.
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ok , good to no. thank you.
hey do you no much about that dam , butterfly valve located under the carb, i guess its supposed to direct heat ,for easier starting.i need to no if its advisable to just remove it. or leave it. the thing realy looks like it could cut power enormasly if it gets stuck in the wrong position. thought you might no something about it. thank you again. clifforce. |
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Go ahead and remove it if you can plug the holes, unless there's someone here with dyno/flow testing that shows loss of performance.
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I'd advise that if intake and exhaust were separated that when bolted together with new steel gasket you put a straight edge on it, if it's out take it to a machine shop for 'surfacing' while still bolted together.
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I would leave it. Especially with an iron intake. Might boil the fuel when it is warmed up if it isn't deflected. |
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hello rug trucker, and thank you for your input,i apreciate it lots.
i love my car, it was my moms car she bought it when it was only a few years old. she passed away in 1990. i realy enjoy driving it. do you no if the lifters are adjustable?...ther is a couple that seem to make more noise. thanks again clifforce. wish i could send you a picture of my car.but dont see that option here. cw. |
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Not knowing the year of the car 1981 was the first year of non adjustable hydraulic valve train. If they are adjustable, they're suppossed to tick.
Best bet is to go where slant is spoken fluently and frequently. www.slantsix.org It is time to invest in some books. Get the factory service manual. |
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If it could boil the fuel it would do it now with manifolds already contacting and baking like an oven........
Never had any issues. |
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Why wouldn't you want the exhaust diverted away from the intake when it is up to operating temperature? The addition of 10% ethanol has compounded the problem. |
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The bi-metal spring diverts heat to the intake stove when its cold and rapidly warms to rotate and deflect the heat toward the exhaust. Prevents iceing of intake but thats never a problem as the intake sits on the exhaust, just aids in COLD weather starts and warm ups. You need it, or block it in the divert (hot) position.
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Six year old thread.
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