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> tips/tricks for fitting stainless steel heat exchangers
jmargush
post Aug 7 2013, 02:07 PM
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Getting ready to attach the heat changers to my heads that came from HAM.

Doesn't appear that they are going fit right up easily.

Does anybody have any tips or tricks for getting them to fit?

Do they normally require some convincing to go on?
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stugray
post Aug 7 2013, 02:17 PM
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one trick I learned last time around:

The new step studs i got from Belmetric were not perfectly straight.
So as I ran them in I had to mark them so I could set the clocking correctly or I could not get the flanges to go over them consistently.

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