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Removal of Intake and Exhaust manifold. Austin Healey BJ7
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Bob_Spidell
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Just FWIW--I have no dog in this fight--I've seen a lot of negative commentary on Paeco over the years (just do an internet search on 'paeco bad reviews'). I vaguely recall considering one of their products years ago--might have been a camshaft--and was scared off by all the negative reviews I read. Same for County products (and I do have horror stories about them).
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No. On my car they touched a flange on the back of the left fender well where you can't see it unless you look up from the bottom. I bent it a little with hammer and punch to get clearance.