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Old 07-28-2006, 11:30 AM
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Default Re: Using rectangular port intakes on oval port he

Ok this sounds good I have oval port heads on my 68 and would like to put a 163 intake on it. What intake gasket set do you use, oval or rectangular.

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Old 07-28-2006, 04:11 PM
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Default Re: Using rectangular port intakes on oval port he

Use the rectangular port gaskets or you will have a huge air leak. Snap an oil shield under the intake while you have it off. Keeps hot oil off the underside of the intake. Block the heat crossover as well.
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Default Re: Using rectangular port intakes on oval port he

We are doing this exact combo on Benjamin's Nova, but with a little higher intake manifold! How much impact does the oil shield and blocking the crossover have?

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Default Re: Using rectangular port intakes on oval port he

Fun topic, I'm enjoying this. Nobody can tell the oval port heads from the outside, either.
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Default Re: Using rectangular port intakes on oval port he

This is a repeat from another thread -- I have done the exact thing on a .060 out 427 ... it ran great. The reason? Got a hell of a deal on the intake -- had a cracked bolt hole and bolt twisted off in the thermostat housing. TAZ
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Default Re: Using rectangular port intakes on oval port he

There is a visual difference on square port heads. They have a tab cast on the outside parting line on the ends. But who cares if it is what you want. I ran a square port intake on oval port heads and I ran fine.
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