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    Very nice build! I think we get a bit spoiled here with such easy access to parts!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Very nice build! I think we get a bit spoiled here with such easy access to parts!!
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    exhaust

     



    did a little to the exhaust today ,its great to be back at the rod .
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    as you can see from the last photo the exhaust pipe is within 2 3/8 in of the petrol pipe .how close is too close.if i reroute .the pipe to the top inside of the frame it will still run close to the headers what do you guys do
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    You could use a heat shield from stalnless or aluminum to separate the two.
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    Mine is not much to further distant and have so far not had a bit of trouble. I figure that the gas(petrol) is going through it so fast when I have my foot planted to the floor it can't vapor lock

    a heat deflector IS on the 'to-do' list though.
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    was considering heat shield and heat wrapping the petrol and exhaust pipes still seems a bit close.how close are your exhaust to the petrol pipes.
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    Pictures are always better then jacking it up crawling under with a scale. It's the larger, the smaller is a brake line. The photo is before I added the 'H' pipe so the mufflers are about 6" +/- further back

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