Modifications/repairs - page 11


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The engine gets built.

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The engine goes in. Note, the exhaust headers came back off, as they will need a bit of work before they will fit properly.

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Passenger side header needed modifying to clear the chassis rail. The flange also needed tipping in a bit for clearance, but I don't seem to have a photo of that.

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Drivers side header flange needed to move quite a bit to give clearance for the steering rack.

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Headers were then coated in VHT Flameproof paint.

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DIY x-pipe was made from a couple of over axle bends.

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Downpipes proved awkard to make without a pipe bender. Note, the exhausts do not hang below anything, meaning there is plenty of ground clearance.

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Original transmission dipstick was not going to fit, so a Lokar flexible dipstick was fitted instead.

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