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    Arrow What are these holes on lower intake??

    i was installing fuel injectors and rail earlier and saw two holes in the back of the lower intake manifold and dont know what they are for? i found a pic online of a lower intake and circled what i am talking about in yellow. in this pic, the holes are filled, mine do not have anything in them....what are they for??? one side looks like a hose plugs into it or something??

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    For coolant? That be my guess.

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    the top one is for the throttle body heater that most people take off, and the lower one is just a plug, but they are both into coolant passages, and man is that intake ported or what...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rodeheaver's View Post
    the top one is for the throttle body heater that most people take off, and the lower one is just a plug, but they are both into coolant passages, and man is that intake ported or what...
    Yeah, I would say. It looks like they had to do a little welding where they got a little crazy. It looks like it should flow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rodeheaver's View Post
    the top one is for the throttle body heater that most people take off, and the lower one is just a plug, but they are both into coolant passages, and man is that intake ported or what...

    so can i just plug both of these with bolts and ill be good to go?
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    yea plug them both
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    thanks for the help guys
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    They welded those runners so they can port the runners straighter. Tmoss does this sort of thing all the time to stock style intakes
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