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Old 01-23-2001, 06:20 AM   #6
SMOKE
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97snakedriver is on the money with the side exhaust/sub frame issue.

That's why I went with the V6 Sport body kit to keep welded subs in.

Clearance does become an issue.

StoplightWarrior Check into the others he mentioned. They may fit your application. I swear by STEEDA in most things but there are options out there.
Go weld ins... Better.
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