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07-17-2002, 06:55 AM
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gear banger
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Did you use the spacers for the drivers side rail? You need them.
Do you have any -AN fittings on the front of the drivers side rail? If so find another way to to install the fuel lines, it will not fit unless you notch the distrubuter. Wade
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