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Old 05-02-2003, 02:25 AM   #5
BUXMAN66
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i'll tell ya,it's a real bit%h to get the lines in w/motor ,core support, body,....etc in the way.got some s/s lines for my th350,could'nt get the lines to go between the frt. crossmember and the inner frame rail w/o bendin' the hell outta 'em.i came to the conclusion that the only way to put 'em in is to be doing a complete body off resto.what good is nice shiny s/s lines if you have to bend the crap outta them.i personally like the nice straight 90 deg. angle as they enter/exit the radiator bungs,instead of twisted and "re-aligned" to make fit. my remedy: bought a tranny cooler at summit, either 7/16" or 1/2" dia. tubes w/ barb fittings already provided.fits perfect in the inner frame-rail on drivers side. just my .50 cents worth.
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