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For those with Thorley Headers
Can you post a picture of how you ran your spark plug wires?
Looking for the cleanest setup Thanks!
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Re: For those with Thorley Headers
I made mine into a little wiring harness with some tie-wraps, and used a piece of metal mounted to the side of the block to keep them routed under the headers.
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Re: For those with Thorley Headers
Jim, did you have to modify that z bar?
Thanks, Tony
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