Exhaust Gaskets where to buy and can i use automotive grade?

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love your boat ready123 by the way. The lines on it are great. Love that swoop upward between the windows and the deck.
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skuzzlebutt wrote:im about 99% sure there are only 6 bolts on these manifolds.
My bad....I was responding to head bolts and concluded cylinder head. If it is the exhaust manifold then 30 ft-lbs is the torque.
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oh i see why now i put head bolts not manifold bolts... thats my fault. thanks again
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skuzzlebutt wrote:love your boat ready123 by the way. The lines on it are great. Love that swoop upward between the windows and the deck.
Thanks... yeah that is what makes the F32/36's look so nice.
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There are six studs in each head, two for each exaust port. Bolts should not be used to replace the studs. The threads in the head have course threads and won't tighten up like the nuts on the studs. They have a fine thread. The fine thread will exert more force when torqed. As stated, some of the studs go through the water jacket, so use sealant on the threads.
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Post by kevin babineau »

the nut thing makes sense
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