intake valley pan
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intake valley pan
Like a dumb azz i put my intake back on 1 motor today only to get done and find that i did not put the metal valley pan in on my 500hps is it needed or not. Im only running them this season abot 40 hours or so then pulling them back out in the fall for 540 kits and goodies.
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Like a dumb azz i put my intake back on 1 motor today only to get done and find that i did not put the metal valley pan in on my 500hps is it needed or not. Im only running them this season abot 40 hours or so then pulling them back out in the fall for 540 kits and goodies.
Thanks Rick
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I've run them both ways and never noticed a difference. I would leave as is, you'll never notice the diff. I run them now with superchargers to make sure the fuel mix stays cool, but I run my chit on the edge. Most dont.
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Here's a story of one that was left out.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...t-there-3.html
HP500's have the pcv valve in the same relative
position.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...t-there-3.html
HP500's have the pcv valve in the same relative
position.
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Here's a story of one that was left out.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...t-there-3.html
HP500's have the pcv valve in the same relative
position.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...t-there-3.html
HP500's have the pcv valve in the same relative
position.