REFLECTOR: Angle spacer for servo

[Chuck]

Barry, I had the same problem because the intake my HIO-360 faces faces 
forward and I needed the servo tilted up and back to clear the firewall. I 
had my machinist friend cut a piece if 1/2" thick aluminum plate to the 
shape of the flanges and openings. We then machined it to a slight wedge 
(only about 15 degrees). I used countersunk SS socket head bolts that were 
recessed into the plate to attach it to the engine manifold and the normal 
bolts attached the servo/elbow to the plate which I had drilled and tapped. 
It clocked the servo up about 20 degrees and tilted it back about an inch. 
Hope this helps.

Chuck H


> Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2007 15:13:42 -0700
> From: "gibbons" <gibbons at as.net>
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> I have a RSA-10AD1 fuel injector that is connected to a induction
> housing Assy. Does any body know if they make a angle spacer that I
> could put in between the injector and induction housing. I'm trying to
> tilt my injector up about a 1/2 ".
> Thanks
> Barry
>