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blacksheep10 said:HOLY ****. someone almost spelled VOILA right. its not "walla" people. that's half of a town in washington.
anyway, I get 1018 or 1012 steel from wyatt's bro in law and lathe it to fit the bearing. no cast to break and you can weld the **** out of it to put it where you want or weld tabs on it. no cast **** to **** with and no factory junk either
I don't know why you're making such a big deal of out this. Just throw it in reverse and let it fix itself.InDaShop said:Ok, finally pics as promised
That d-line just bailed everything up.
All panels stripped looking down from the passengerside
hadn't thought about that aspect. I routed cabot's supply on the opposite side as the exhaust, but the return in teh factory return down the drivers side.wngrog said:What you have to worry about in the South is fuel overheating and roaching your in-line fuel pump. If you have an in-tank pump, routing close to the muffler is less of a worry. Hot fuel is a killer on in-line pumps. I killed 3 E2000 pumps at $120 each before I put a fuel cooler in my system.