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    1. #4
      Join Date
      Feb 2005
      Location
      Central Florida
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      580
      Country Flag: United States
      FWIW,

      I have both the S&P Plates and the Holley Plates. The S&P plates position the motor more forward BUT lower. Converesly, the Holley plates sit the motor further back but higher.

      I bought a set of the Holley/Hooker Long tube headers. However with the S&P plates the headers hit the steering box.

      So, I welded up the Holley plates. Then drilled and tapped them to sit lower but in their original position (closer to the firewall).

      I ended up with plates that position the motor tight to the firewall (holley's position) and Lower (S&P's position).

      The headers now have plenty of clearance.






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