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Old 01-06-2021, 08:44 PM   #11
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Re: Firewall dimensions

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I don’t have my cab near me so I’m going to try and mock a firewall to give me some perspective on how close the engine can/will be.
i wouldn't do it.

the engine needs to be close and at a certain height to work well. i think you'd be stabbing in the dark, even with precise measurements. get your cab on rubber mounts on your frame, even then you should have the front sheet metal on to get the cab location right
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