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Old 12-26-2001, 01:28 PM   #1
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When deciding on a strut tower brace you need to check to make sure the one you buy will clear future intake setups. I'd call Maximum Motorsports or Griggs and let them know what you have so they can sell you one that will fit. They make the best chassis stuff. I ordered one and it didn't clear my cold air induction because I had a 1" spacer under my upper intake, so I had to sell it and take a loss.
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