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Join Date: Nov 2009
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Location: Ky
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Backwards Intake?
I've searched and searched, tired of reading. I've found plenty of people running their 6 liter intakes backwards. Is it just as simple as turning it around or does the gaskets and/or fuel rails need to be turned with the intake? Just wanna do it right the 1st time round... THANX
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lol.... yer funnay.
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Ive heard upside down is the hot ticket.
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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Location: Arkansas
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it only works if you use a heat gun and a dremel w/the 80grit sanding drum for a little forming and have to drill 4 extra holes, and use super copper gasket material sprayed on the intake seat as well as the rest of the mounting surfaces, but you have to let it pre dry for 9 days prior to trying to set it, then once it's on you may have to give it a tap or two with a 5lb sledge and then when you put the bolts on, you have to stake them or use Stage8 Super lock washers to keep all that coolness from coming apart at the seams.
good luck and take plenty of pics for us to look at |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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If you found so many folks doing it then why don't you ask them how they did it?
In my experience unless you got a Nailhead Buick you won't be flipping any intakes around on a V8 engine. |
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fuck off
Join Date: Nov 2007
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Location: Arcadia, MO
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You'll have to swap heads. The drivers side to the passenger and vice versa. Of course this puts your exhaust manifolds backwards also so swap those. Seeing as you've already turned everything around change the spark plugs as well. Oh and be sure to put the wires on right. You don't want it firing on the wrong cylinders at the right time
It's really easier since you're already backwards to change up a few things like your speech practices. say this 5 times fast and i think you'll get it down ![]() King illegal forest to pig wild kill in it a is! |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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Location: Nashville TN
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what a bucket full of dicks. those smart ass answers might have been funnay if any of you assholes actualy knew that YES YOU CAN SIMPLY TURN AROUND THE INTAKE & bolt it back down w/throttle body in rear. bo185 was right
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