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Jun 30, 2005 | 06:19 PM

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BonneMeMN

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Our manifolds don't have a gasket on the manifold flange. They do have the donut in the crossover flange and DP flange.

u sure about that????

On my engine, the engine I pulled apart, and gordy'* engine all are gasketless.

Jun 30, 2005 | 10:43 PM

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Kenn...I think it'* just summer time giving you the extra heat.

close to redlining though?

Jul 1, 2005 | 01:39 AM

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Kenn...I think it'* just summer time giving you the extra heat.

close to redlining though?

Those are your COOLANT temps, not exhaust temps or underhood temps. Your ENIGINE is overheating.

My car (by design) has no crossover gasket (doughnut), but does in the DP. I'm putting my manifolds back in with Fel-Pro gaskets to help prevent future cracking, but this is all pointless, as it'* not Kenn'* problem.