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![]() Absofuckingloutely! The difference you will feel is incredible. If you have subframe connectors, you'll come close to pulling the drivers side wheel.
That side to side movement you see your engine make when you rev it is wasted energy. I have always used a chain bolted to the head and the frame, but a better set-up would be to use a turnbuckle. Take care, ~Chris
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