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johnc Posted - 18 Nov 2012 : 13:40:36
Hi all,
I notice in the parts book (Series) that there are brackets/stays at the ends of the inlet manifold,however these are missing on my engine and before I go to trouble of fabricating replacements I wonder if not fitting them has any significant disadvantages.
Any comments would be appreciated.
Regards
John
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Fastback Thomas Posted - 18 Nov 2012 : 19:00:10
If I am not mistaken... Thes brackets are their so 1 bolt can push on the intake and exhaust manifold at the same time.. With the help of small piece..

Go to this site, http://www.sunbeamalpine.org/index.php?categoryid=89 , and then pick the manual for the series I to IV alpine, the fuel system part... this might better explain what I mean..

'68 sunbeam rapier fastback {B341006846 OD/LHO}
I like a car that looks normal but really knocks your socks off!!

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