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what year, motor... has the 36mm intake gasket

I am chasing problems on the race car
decided to pull the carbs and manifolds.

this motor is a combo of different parts and the heads are worked over
the gasket between the head and manifold measure as 36mm

what year and type (T/E/S) of head uses the 36mm intake gasket?

thanks in advance!

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just to clarify...

this is the gasket between the head and intake manifold

and the ones I took off have the injector notch in the gasket... even though I run carbs and the heads are not drilled for injectors.

I'm guess it might be the gasket for the 1970 ? (due to the injector notch)
Pelican does not list the ID on that year gasket so I haven't been able to verify.
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The S models had a 36mm intake manifold gasket.

The Ts and Es had 32mm intake ports.
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The S models had a 36mm intake manifold gasket.

The Ts and Es had 32mm intake ports.


Gordon,


Awesome
thank you so much for your input
and just to clarify....


so a 1970 2.2 S would be the correct 36mm then?

If so, I will get them ordered today !

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I still need to know what year and model had the 36mm

pelican salesman can only find me a 37mm, and they don't have the ability to find it unless I have a part number.

can anyone confirm that the 1970 2.2 "S" is the correct one and would measure 36mm?

I need to order 18 of these asap for a race......
2 days so far trying to find this part number and getting nervous
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Buy the smaller ones, set them on the head and carve them out with a sharp knife.
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I've done that ^. A PIA IMO.

Yes, 2,2 S had 36mm intake ports.
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Help.....



I still need to know what year and model had the 36mm

pelican salesman can only find me a 37mm, and they don't have the ability to find it unless I have a part number.

can anyone confirm that the 1970 2.2 "S" is the correct one and would measure 36mm?

I need to order 18 of these asap for a race......
2 days so far trying to find this part number and getting nervous
brant
I believe 69 S was the first 36mm intake port engine, but 70/71 2.2S also got it.
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I've done that ^. A PIA IMO.

Yes, 2,2 S had 36mm intake ports.
Yup, 5 minutes of PIA.

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