Kevin,
There's a simply method to follow with Moss, (or anyplace for that
matter). If you don't ask, it's an automatic no. If you do ask, it may
still be a 'no', but then again, it may not. The better argument you
make, the better chance for a 'yes'. Good luck.
Brad
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On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 15:14:59 -0400 Kevin Rhodes <krhodes1@maine.rr.com>
writes:
> Hey gang,
>
> I need an exhaust manifold and front downpipe (just the forward 1/2)
> for
> Freddy the mongrel Spit. . He has a 69 1296 in a 77 frame, and dual
> SU's.
> So I am not sure just what the perfect manifold is - just about
> anything
> has to be better than another 4-1 header. Please be kind, I am a bit
> poor
> having bought a garage with detached house.
>
> I have given up - I finally figured out that the reason I keep
> blowing
> manifold gaskets is that my new header is incorrectly assembled. The
> plate
> that bolts up to the block is about 1/8-1/4" too low relative to the
> header
> tubes. Consequently, the raised edge of the tubes that are meant to
> bite
> into the gasket are going across the open port. This means that the
> gaskets
> last about 20 minutes before starting to leak.
>
> I bought this header from Moss last spring - anyone think I have a
> case for
> getting a refund? The problem is CLEARLY evident looking at the
> blown
> gasket....
>
> Thanks!
>
> Kevin Rhodes
> Westbrook, Maine
>
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