302 and AOD corssmember question
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These pictures aren't very good but maybe you can get an idea from them. My 302 has a two inch offset because of the Volare suspension...
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If you cut it out, you have to decide whether or not you need to leave a part of it for the master cylinder if you plan on running stock brakes. I noticed a couple of very good looking tubular crossmembers in the chassis engineering catalog a few days ago. One of which has a bracket for the master cylinder (but I'm not sure how good that would work with your combo because, as Vern said, you have to move it back. I'm talking about the Chassis Engineering that is in Iowa (there's another company back east that has the same name).
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