105epwr

Hi
I'm in the process of building a new motor with a AS inlet which don't have the support as the earlier cast's did.

So...

I've fabricated a lug on to use as a support and purchased the 6 bevelled
Washer as they had as standard.

My question is does anyone no or how will I find out the sequence of these bevelled washer?

Thanks

costina

iTrader: (1)

There is a pic in the cosworth bible. Some should have it on here.

105epwr

I've just "googled" cosworth manual and 993 pages later I've found the sequence of
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costina

iTrader: (1)

Tbh i think most people just remove the bracket all together

105epwr

I bet 90% of Cossie's dont have them fitted lol
I found an image on here where the manifold ripped away from the head from where it wasn't attached and looked a right mess!

105epwr

https://passionford.com/forum/genera...ght=inlet+hart
On page 1 at the bottom ��

Jay,

iTrader: (4)

Not saying it wont happen but fletch's inlet snapping off maybe because the harmonic bracket wasnt fitted is the first I have heard of in the 20 years of being around cossies

105epwr

I hear what you are saying but for what it takes and how much 6 bevellled washers cost
Is it really worth skipping?
I could't afford to replace a ported cosworth head now lol

Surely it's there for a reason?

Jay,

iTrader: (4)

Yes it is and I am in the same position as I have just fitted one and there is no fitting there for it on the AS inlet and just hoping its ok until I put my next engine in and ill weld a bracket on it

105epwr

I'm quite surprised they removed them from the later casts
I've seen some pics of the first type that AS made with a fitting/bracket part of the casting

Jay,

iTrader: (4)

Cheap way of casting more than likely not a great idea and If I was made aware of it I wouldnt of got it but i didnt pay no attention and wanted it fitted over xmas