Vehicles that will clear truck acc and intake under the hood?
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I'll find out soon if my XJ6 will. The previous straight six is TALL. I'm not trying to use the A/C compressor in the stock location. Going with Kwik on that, but the rest should be ok. P.S. That dude is my friend, not me. Feel free to photoshop him as you wish!
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I know that the 78-87 el camino`s will, as will the cutlasses. For the El camino you need to have the engine as low as possible.....IE a f-body oil pan sitting less than 1/2" above the crossmember.
I will soon find out if the truck intake and accys will clear a 85 monte carlo SS.....Trying to decide how well turbo`s will fit too
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The truck accys clear a 1978 buick electra hood too.
None of those cars will clear the intake manifold dress up cover.
I will soon find out if the truck intake and accys will clear a 85 monte carlo SS.....Trying to decide how well turbo`s will fit too
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The truck accys clear a 1978 buick electra hood too.
None of those cars will clear the intake manifold dress up cover.
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Heres a pic of my 4.8 in the 442. The truck acc drive isnt on it yet in the pic, but the alternator did clear. Thats the truck intake without the acc cover.
Keep in mind the motor mounts and where you place the engine makes a difference too.
Keep in mind the motor mounts and where you place the engine makes a difference too.