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So I have the HEs installed and the muffler too.
I went top side to install the intake manifolds. I got the driver side in, but when I went to do the passenger side, I got this: ![]() That silvery stuff on the intake stud is aluminum. I didn't over torque it, it never got tight at all. So the question is, am I fuched or can I relatively easily fix this? TIA |
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