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Old 07-25-2005, 08:34 PM   #1
arkracing
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Originally Posted by matthufham
when you open throttle the engine might shake and hit them.


Probably not....it COULD happen but probably not. when you floor it the left side of the motor raises up and away from the frame with the torque transfer (watch a drag car...usually the left front wheel will lift first)

as far as if they are too close...I would be afraid of boiling the brake fuild. I don't think it would get hot enough to do that but i would want to take the chance. the cheap and easy way out would be to buy some heat reflective tape (Summit & Jegs or your local speed shop) and wrap the lines in that area.
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