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Header clearance

posted by  Michael Yount on  Sat Feb 12 02:00 CST 2005
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From the pics I've seen, the JTR bracket is smaller than Ross' steel plates. Perhaps it will clear. If the primary from the front cylinder comes straight towards the back of the car before it turns down to the collector, you'll likely be ok. If it comes down towards the collector at an angle from the front, it'll stand a better chance of interfering. But we're talking Chevys and Fords here I think, so who knows.






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