How to install small block Chevy intake manifold

How to install small block Chevy  intake manifold

How to install SBC intake manifold, part of my 1980 C10 restoration

Todays video I’m installing my Edelbrock Intake Manifold for my 1980 c10 small block chevy motor. This is an installation of the intake outside of the engine bay. This is the fourth video for the restoration of my 1980 C10 truck many more to come so make sure you subscribe to the channel for future videos

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@bass4life294 says:

If that’s felpro printoseal then the RTV will cause leaks and issues overtime. The printoseal gaskets require zero RTV.

-Mechanic of +20 years

@ChrisEsposito says:

perfect example of what not too do .. i would not follow this at all… torque from center out and a lot less silicone….

@davidrowland2354 says:

U need sealant on them bolts.. and you used way to much

@maynardreed4036 says:

I use no silicone on the intake gaskets. Only for the end rails.

@LastOfTheJoehicans says:

Solid video man. I think the RTV will cure and shouldn’t be an issue.

@jackn5048 says:

Stopped watching this video after seeing the insane amount of rtv this guy put around the ports. If you like rtv getting into engine coolant and oil passages and causing damage then go ahead and use this video. That is way too much rtv dude and you are not supposed to put it around air intake with that type of gasket.

@daviddickinson6346 says:

Way too much sealer , that will be obstructing your inlet flow, only use around water jackets and wrong torque sequence, dont do it like this guys.

@Thirdgen83 says:

Too much RTV.

@johnnymedd3899 says:

Anybody reading this this is a perfect example of how not to do it. The amount of silicone is massively too much. Also torque centre out in a spiral pattern, never opposite corners

@Anonymous-ts3lj says:

Is that for a 4 barrel Harley ?

@TIMTOTAL says:

wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!

@glockman8091 says:

The two ports in the middle of the head are for heat cross over not coolant.

@stephenfaulkner1448 says:

Wayyyyy!!! Too much RTV!!! You gonna end up with rtv in your cylinders and fallimg into the valley clogging up the drain openings and ultimately in you lump screen. It only takes enough to smash flat to the ends of the surfaces.

@Supanova70 says:

**UPDATE** Do Not make my mistake. After chasing no oil pressure on a fresh 355. We pulled oil pump Melling HV55 to inspect. Nothing wrong. I told my son to check bottom of pan for maybe we forgot a rag or something. He comes up with Timing gear teeth. Pulled mains /looked good/ pulled t-cover only to find half the teeth missing on lower gear. Culprit was 2 cam galley plugs pushed out of the front of block got caught in middle of dbl roller and granaided sprocket. For the love of god please taps those cam 1/4 pipe plugs. Especially when using a HV pump. Lesson learned. Now i have to put the puzzle together and find all the teeth.

@ericmesi1764 says:

It has been said that RTV is eaten away byt gas and oil, Using RTV Silicon can turn to rubber causing a leak, please send me comments I am doing a GM now.

@glockman8091 says:

I’m going to do it just like you did but not with near as much silicone you used and I’m gonna torque from center out. Good video man.

@richardplut142 says:

it only because you are essentially creating a gap between the intake gaskets and the heads, i did that shit for 13 years i recommend that you use a finger and just dab it on there. if you have a little of pitting in the head it will help fill in gaps but other than that it is really not needed. hopefully everything worked out.

@richardplut142 says:

wwwwwaaaayyy tttttoooo much rtv

@berniekelly4028 says:

Just a FYI bolt tightening sequence is usually from the center out never from the ends in.

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