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06-07-2001, 03:37 AM
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I was considering getting the flaming river manual rack. I guess i'm guessing again on this one. Would you guys recommend just getting a stock manual rack from an earlier mustang? Sorry i don't have a response for you crewzin, all i can say is I've heard of people taking long sockets and putting smooth dimples in headers for clearance before by smacking the side of the socket with a hammer and putting a relatively smooth dimple in the pipe...but that's a last resort kinda thing.
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