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Re: Super A exhaust manifold vs Carburetor linkage
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Posted by gene bender on June 27, 2006 at 04:13:37 from (66.43.221.61):
In Reply to: Super A exhaust manifold vs Carburetor linkage posted by BobCD on June 26, 2006 at 10:13:37:
Take both manifolds and lay them on a flat surface then compare the distance between the carb flanges to the surface they are setting on. Then make a serious call to the people you got it from and if they refuse to help just post there company on here so everyone can see what kind of people they are to deal with. They just mite not like that kind of exposure. What kind of business wants to sell parts that done fit? I have used after market manifolds on As and Bs without any problems. Thise site gets tons of exposure and i would think if you got someone on the telephone and had a serious talk you should get the solution solved.
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