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No, that would not go well. Your manifold ports would not align with the head ports. Those manifolds are mated at the factory, no two sets are exactly the same.
I might shave off a bit from the mating surfaces where the manifolds bolt together, just enough to match the thickness of your new block off plate and gasket.
Can you cut a round piece of steel that fits inside the exhaust manifold? An internal heat shield?
Interesting there hasn't been much discussion about this. when I did a search, most block off discussions are related to the 2f which, seem to have less of an issue w fitment.
 
Need more pics, is that plate for when you use a headed
No, this will be used for a stock setup....The difference in height is about 3mm or just shy of 1/8"
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block plate  + gasket.jpg
 
No, that would not go well. Your manifold ports would not align with the head ports. Those manifolds are mated at the factory, no two sets are exactly the same.
I might shave off a bit from the mating surfaces where the manifolds bolt together, just enough to match the thickness of your new block off plate and gasket.
Can you cut a round piece of steel that fits inside the exhaust manifold? An internal heat shield?
Not a bad idea. Perhaps just cut down the full blockplate to fit inside the space that is in the bottom of the intake.

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block plate template.jpg
 
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Why again are you doing this? That flap should be open when hot, What’s the problem
My understanding is that the flap closes when hot, to keep hot exhaust off the bottom of the intake.

Am I wrong?
 
That does suck…
 

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