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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: New Jersey
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I'm pulling the motor to install a fresh bullet in my coupe this fall. I've heard that changing the steering box bracket from the original 35 to the 37-40 may give a little extra clearance for headers. I have a 39 box in there now which has been re-drilled to fit on the 35 bracket.
Can anyone confirm this? I just want to see if it's worth the effort. Thank you all and HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!! |
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Southern France
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Not really.I did that in my 36 5W with a 37-40 bracket and used Reds Headers.Nearly touched the box.Drove a wedge in which indented the header and got 3/16" clearance.
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