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Old 10-15-2002, 10:12 AM   #5
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The Victor does clear the stock hood. It's when you have an SN95 that you have to have a cowl with the Victor. I had a GT-40 on my 90 LX also without any problems, but when I added the 1" spacer to clear the tall valve covers I had to clearance my hood a bit which wasn't pretty.

As for the strut tower brace you have to buy one that clears your intake.
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