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Re: But don't lower mounts change the shifting geometry? Posted by Craig K [Email]  (#1834)  [Profile/Gallery]
(more from Craig K) on Wed, 2 Feb 2005 20:02:23
In Reply to: But don't lower mounts change the shifting geometry?, patquin  [Profile/Gallery]
, Wed, 2 Feb 2005 17:42:14
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If you mean that it might make it harder to shift by moving the linkage, the answer is no. Did not notice any difference. But, I changed to a floor shift many years ago so the affect could be different. I did have to grind a little metal below the starter and just a little prying gave me clearance at the bellhousing. If you do square the filter with the hood just use a dremel to cut the opening in an extra top plate and use it as a base plate. Use a gasket as a template. With the opening at an angle its a tight fit but I was also able to get hole in for the PVC. Make sure you leave room on the edge for the filter.
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