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12-22-2007, 04:25 PM
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Anyone ever use "elephant ears" as a motor restraint?
I want to hear from people that have used them...plates from frame to front of heads on both sides. Any head gasket problems? I do not want the typical "that won't work because...." from people who have not tried it. Real world experiences only please.
I am considering using them on both sides in addition to the stock mounts I currently use. They would be mounted to the heads with 3 bolts per side. I will add front and mid plates at some point, just not now. I know people have done it. I just want to hear what experiences people have had. Thanks.
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