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My hood will clear and then some.
Nothing quite so exciting as that.
Ever since installing the Dodge/Cummins into my 1985 F-350, there has been about a cigarette-papers clearance between the A/C evaporator-box and the exhaust-housing.
I took a heat-gun to the A/C box and gained maybe a 1/16, just enough to cover the plastic box with two layers of that outer-space ten-million-degree stick-on insulation stuff.
The first real heavy load of cattle brought about the subsequent melting of a hole in the A/C box; from the smoke pouring out of the vents, you would have thought something was afire.
I then cut away the plastic side of the box and replaced it with one made of the bottom of a brand-new baking-pan.
Since then, no more melt-downs or anything else so exciting, but the exhaust-housing being in such close proximity to the A/C evaporator isn't doing my in-cab temperatures any good.
Then I saw a truck of the same model as mine that had the same manifold that I am installing and he had a mile of clearance; so, here we are.
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Aw I understand now. And you are right not as exciting as I had built all of my hopes up for. I had the thought of twins or well I really don't know what I had hoped for? Sounds like a real cool project. Have you given any thought to some type of sheet metal or maybe one of mama's cookie baking pans?
Good Luck, I'd ask for pictures but I know how that goes with you.
Good Luck, I'd ask for pictures but I know how that goes with you.
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