Reply to "New exhaust to cure a hot-running engine"

WOLFGANG posted:
You need to post some pictures of your engine - top and bottom. There may be an easily spotted issue - missing engine tin, unplugged heater tubes, missing air seals around the plugs, no Hoover bit, missing deflectors around cylinders, exhaust gases free to enter engine, missing tin/air leaks around dog house cooler (bottom piece is often missing), aftermarket shroud with no internal vanes, chrome cooling tins, etc.

Please pardon my ignorance, but what is a "Hoover bit"? That's a term I've never heard before.

5/5/194:47 AM

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