OK! Here is a shot of the flange from the reverse side. You will have to compare with the other pictures to get a comparsion. Obviously you could remove the material with either a die grinder or dremel etc but then that means going to buy one if you don't already have one and getting messy. Being fussy, I took the original manifold down to the machinist and got him to duplicate the measurements. Well I thought I was being fussy until I saw DJones
Looking back at those pics supplied from the vendor I think some trimming will be necessary on the first flange too.
The thing that peed me off at the time was that although some of the difficult stuff had been machined, you would have thought that they would have done the little bit of machining necessary to allow the manifold to actually bolt on so you could concentrate on the fiddly bits!
Looking back at those pics supplied from the vendor I think some trimming will be necessary on the first flange too.
The thing that peed me off at the time was that although some of the difficult stuff had been machined, you would have thought that they would have done the little bit of machining necessary to allow the manifold to actually bolt on so you could concentrate on the fiddly bits!
(they are on back order though) but we need to be 100% that we require the cable stated on the previous page..

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