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What is this weird growth and can I cut it off?




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Old 05-26-2020, 04:52 PM
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It’s the opposite runner of #3 intake that supports the blower motor.
You can take it off but you still won’t have matching patina like the rest of the tube
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Yes, cut off that CIS intake and replace it with something fun.
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What is this weird growth and can I cut it off?

Just realized it was a shared casting for cylinder #3, and that lump was drilled and tapped for a stud. Might try to cut this off since it’s ugly and pointless


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AC compressor sits on it
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AC compressor sits on it
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Then definitely cut it off.
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Someone might give you an early intake runner in the same size without the lump on it. Measure the ID. Might be the big port runners that you got there.
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It was molded that way. You don't want to screw up your intake. Unless you have a readily available replacement, I wouldn't mess with it. Nothing worse than breaking a part you can't replace. Ask me how I know that.
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^^ When I had my SC I wanted to do the same thing.
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lol. Cut off the extra boss from Cyl 1, too. Going to try smacking that section with an awl a few times to add dents; when I get it blasted I'm hoping it will look cast.
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i would have drilled it .. put a stud in it and left it ....

Pelicanites 30 years from now would be pondering WTF was he using that for !!!!
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i would have drilled it .. put a stud in it and left it ....

Pelicanites 30 years from now would be pondering WTF was he using that for !!!!


Lol. Confuse the future owner. Nice.


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I've replaced my CIS with TBITZ EFI and have opted for the "clean look". (Original/single throttle body with the runners.) This leaves me with these "lumps" on multiple runners. Removing the superfluous studs was an obvious 1st pass. But I've been pondering cutting off the lumps and finishing the runners.

I'd appreciate ideas for finishing the runners?
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lol. Cut off the extra boss from Cyl 1, too. Going to try smacking that section with an awl a few times to add dents; when I get it blasted I'm hoping it will look cast.
Screw it, polish all dem pipez

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