I read some posts here about high cylinder head temps on climb. I've got a new skyview installed in my 6 and I'm seeing stuff I never saw nefore. One thing I'm noticing is high cylinder head temps on the two rear cylinders. They are at least 75 degrees higher than the front two. Only in climb is this a problem. My front cylinders never get above 375 or so. I have seen some installations on pushers where they would block a few fins on one set of cylinders tryng to even out temps. I was thinking of blocking a few fins on the front two cylinders and hoping for more flow to the rear two. Is this a crazy idea? Will I only heat up the two fronts and do nothing for the rears? I was thinking of blocking them with some duct tap just to try it.