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Messages - Myred67

#1
I just installed my GT350 aluminum intake last year. I used the fel pro gaskets and the cork ends. Clean the intake and heads very well and make sure they are smooth. I used a DA sander on the intake side to clean it up.  Use weatherstrip adhesive to glue the cork pieces to the block first and let dry. I also used the copper spray on the side gaskets to help hold them to the block. Black RTV on the 4 spots that the cork meets the gaskets. About the size of a dime or less.  I believe most people advise using a thin layer of RTV around the water jackets as well. Make sure the intake drops straight down over the studs and doesn't move front or back while you start the torque sequence.
#2
1968 Shelby GT350/500/500KR / Re: Look what I can do!
January 18, 2021, 12:07:17 PM
Do you know what newspaper was used by Jim Aikey Ford?
#3
Thank you Pete
#4
Hi All- I'm trying to find out what would be considered the most correct floor mats for a 68 GT350 with saddle interior. From what I can find, it appears that the rubber floor mats with the running horse are the most common. Would they have been black or tan color? It looks like they stopped producing the repro mats in tan. Thanks for any advice.
#5
Hello— does anyone have any Jim Aikey Ford pieces they would like to sell? Specifically an emblem, sticker, or license plate frame? Any other pieces? I'm not sure what's out there. Thanks!
#6
Parts For Sale / Re: 1968 Shelby Wheel Covers.
May 17, 2020, 12:45:04 PM
Sent you a pm also. Thanks