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    Quote Originally Posted by gassersrule_196
    that is one advantage would sure help in my nova theres no room in these things!
    How about a front plate and a mid plate, that frees up a ton of room Scooter....
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    yeah that would be nice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gassersrule_196
    yeah that would be nice.
    For the street, you can mount the plates to the chassis with some poly bushings, cushions the vibration a little. Done it on a few cars, with some trimming and polishing the aluminum front plate really looks nice!!!!

    I run a travel limiter off the back of the engine, too. Prevents back and forth movement, keeps the front plate from cracking....
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