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Mounts for the engine on the '66 Chevelle I'm finishing up were welded in about 1.5" too high AND too far forward, because the highly-paid chimp who built the custom frame didn't actually measure anything, made the front frame rails too close together, so had to wonkify the engine placement to make room for headers.

Edited by Ace-Garageguy
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headers that don't fit are DEFINITELY a problem to be dealt with, a while ago, the Hot Rod shop I worked at brought in a '69 Mustang Mach 1 with a Coyote engine conversion where the headers wouldn't fit, all the new motor mount welds looked like bird sh*t and the "fabricator" who did the conversion had no idea of the concepts of "center line" and "square", it cost the car's owner tens of THOUSANDS of dollars to clean up this mess.

Edited by Tim W. SoCal
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Mess could have been a whole lot worse but it was hard to tell at first as there was tranny fluid all over the tunnel, the floor, my new sports jacket all because the idiot forgot the o-ring on the dipstick tube, he was the dipstick 

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Mess again, I can't stand looking at all these messes, better call Servpro so it looks like it never evenhappened.

 

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