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the deep 09-25-2013 06:46 PM


Originally Posted by mike tkach (Post 4002139)
i did not think this was the problem but WE HAVE A WINNER.i tightened the bolts to the point of almost snapping them and ran it again,i put dye in the cooling system to help find the leak,NO MORE LEAK.i took the manifold off and checked it for flatness on both sides with a straight edge,it is warped.it is a competition products that is made in china.im either going to get it milled straight or replace it with a new american made peice depending on the owners wallet.id like to thank all you guys for your ideas on this.

Probably the same condition that cracked the old head may also have caused the intake to warp . Too much heat ? I am happy you found the problem , now if you have any beer left after this , go drink some . :ernaehrung004:

Black Baja 09-25-2013 09:01 PM


Originally Posted by mike tkach (Post 4002157)
this is the manifold that was on the engine when the owner bought the boat.im going to do my best to talk him into buying a new american made one and i dont want the old one,even for free,chinese junk.

Just don't use a brodix... I was just about to fire up my brand new 598 a couple weeks ago turned the hose on and noticed water on top of the intake. Well it was definitely leaking water through the casting. Had very tiny pinholes in it. Started grinding on the pinholes and discovered a crater in the casting. American made piece of junk $400

mike tkach 09-25-2013 09:39 PM

wow,thats a new one.are they going to replace it for you?on this one the owner gave me the ok for a new edelbrock 2902.

Black Baja 09-26-2013 05:57 AM


Originally Posted by mike tkach (Post 4002264)
wow,thats a new one.are they going to replace it for you?on this one the owner gave me the ok for a new edelbrock 2902.

Problem is when I ordered the intake it went to the head porters. The intake had alot of work done to it. I ended up having a sleeve put in the back corner of the intake and welded. It's just amazing the prices you pay and the junk you get. Every year it gets worse...

ezstriper 09-26-2013 06:21 AM

I have run into that one as well, sometimes had issues with different heads/intakes not matching up...Mr. Gasket makes a set of double thick intake gaskets that saved me on a few engines...

MILD THUNDER 09-26-2013 06:55 AM

Some food for thought. Everyone knows Dart makes a single plane intake #41114000 (HP500 style), for the BBC rectangle port setup. But, did you know they make a specific manifold for whether you are using "DART" heads, or "GM" heads?? They recommend milling .060 off the manifold flanges to use a standard 41114000 Dart intake on a GM head setup. Or, you can purchase part #41114000GM which is machined for use with the GM style head.

mike tkach 09-26-2013 08:26 AM


Originally Posted by ezstriper (Post 4002325)
I have run into that one as well, sometimes had issues with different heads/intakes not matching up...Mr. Gasket makes a set of double thick intake gaskets that saved me on a few engines...

yes,i used the mr gasket 121,it is. 060 thich,the 122 is .120 thick.

Rockfish71 09-26-2013 09:15 AM

These are the best out there they are very thick and will seal right the first time standard stainless steel bolts will stretch too use arp stainless intake bolt set they will not stretch.
http://www.hardin-marine.com/p-11759...ular-port.aspx

Greatguy66 09-26-2013 09:27 AM

Wow good find I was thinking Oil cooler???Glad you found problem!

mike tkach 09-27-2013 09:32 AM


Originally Posted by Greatguy66 (Post 4002397)
Wow good find I was thinking Oil cooler???Glad you found problem!

when i ran it on the run stand the oil cooler and marine exhaust were not installed on the engine.


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