I am thinking the last time this topic was brought up that the consensus
was to use JB weld,,,,as I recall JB is rated somewhere between 500-600
degrees
In a message dated 9/15/2012 8:26:38 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Yes,
Dodger and Mike are correct. . I did not know if this cavity is essential.
I really don't like it, but Dodgers pic would be OK. Dodger can you give me
more info on that pic? Paint tomorrow after lunch when the air temp
is a little warmer. Gary, I will send some pics, but you will see a
nekkid engine! no chrome or polished aluminum
at all!........................MO
On Sep 15, 5:54 pm, Mike
& Deb <mdlefe...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Steve, > I think
Chrysler designed the crossover passage like that to insulate the rest of the
area from the exhaust heat but it does collect trash! Looks like Dodger found
something to fill it with. > Mike LeFevre > > On Sep 15,
2012,MO<micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:On the intake side at the middle
is the crossover heat port. around > that is a U shaped cavity that
extends down inside the head and ends > there. What is the purpose of
that?? My intake gasket is the type > that blocks off the heat port
hole. but part of the U cavity is still > showing. It looks bad and
would be a small bolt-screw trap. In > addition to getting debris, oil
and water held in it. Is that cavity > neccessary and if not, has anyone
here blocked off or filled that > cavity? > Today I finised
assembly of the engine and now it is ready for > paint. HOOO- HAAAW!!
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