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Thanks for putting the link in, maby someday I'll learn how to do that. I'm pretty sure someone had posted the picture of the outboard Mad Dog 2wd set on here. It was his first prototype & he was as I remember going to make a few sets and see if they would sell. OP should get a hold of him and see if he has a set. As I recall that left side header was all over the engine compartment.
mark a. you are being funny right? If not, to attach a web link simply right click on the site address, click "copy shortcut" then right click "paste" in the message block.
I only had time to locate the site not dig into it, looks like I might have to now, nice headers.
Atwiss, I already had my engine out when I got the headers. It looked like the easiest way to get them in was in through the engine compartment, then drop in the motor. If anyone else has done it differently, please chime in. You might be able to get them in without removing the engine, but my guess is that you would have to remove alot of other stuff (at least on my f150 - tires, springs, shocks, steering shaft, spring towers?)
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