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Thoughts on completely blocking off the heat crossover; If you drive in northern latitudes other than right in summer, carburetor icing could be a problem. It doesn't have to be freezing out to have carb icing, due to venturie air velocity. And if the exhaust manifold divertor is disabled & the crossover completely blocked, isn't it going to at least partly disable your chokes operation? (assuming the choke isn't electric) Unless it's a race engine, the truck semi closed gaskets might be a better idea ?
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PF Arcand (3/29/2018)
Thoughts on completely blocking off the heat crossover; If you drive in northern latitudes other than right in summer, carburetor icing could be a problem. It doesn't have to be freezing out to have carb icing, due to venturie air velocity. And if the exhaust manifold divertor is disabled & the crossover completely blocked, isn't it going to at least partly disable your chokes operation? (assuming the choke isn't electric) Unless it's a race engine, the truck semi closed gaskets might be a better idea ? truck int gaskets ar restricted by 50% and are usually in oh kits
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