Engine install
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Keith Seymore
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I would say absolutely.
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PrairieDrifter
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Yep.
75gmck25
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I installed mine with the exhaust manifolds already bolted on. It worked fine, but it was a PIA to jockey it around to line up and reach the motor mount bolts. In hind sight, I would bolt the exhaust manifolds on after installation.
