Ok, The 350 I'm installing in my truck, that I'm piecing
together now.. I have the intake off. while it's off, I'd like to install injector bungs, not a big deal, here is the rub. I'll be starting with a carb then down the line add the efi ,
can I drill the holes, mount the bungs, epoxy or weld(if epoxy what type) and then using a little smaller bolt, put a couple o rings on it making receiver grooves for the o rings, and stuff it in the injector hole.. to close it up until I get to the efi part?
I'd think because the intake is under vacuum, the bolt head that would be larger than the hole would keep from sucking them in, and unless it the engine back fired they'd never be pushed out.. could even add a little locktight blue to under the bolt head, for that extra insurance.
WHAT SAY YOU
together now.. I have the intake off. while it's off, I'd like to install injector bungs, not a big deal, here is the rub. I'll be starting with a carb then down the line add the efi ,
can I drill the holes, mount the bungs, epoxy or weld(if epoxy what type) and then using a little smaller bolt, put a couple o rings on it making receiver grooves for the o rings, and stuff it in the injector hole.. to close it up until I get to the efi part?
I'd think because the intake is under vacuum, the bolt head that would be larger than the hole would keep from sucking them in, and unless it the engine back fired they'd never be pushed out.. could even add a little locktight blue to under the bolt head, for that extra insurance.
WHAT SAY YOU
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