Should I cut a section off the timing belt cover?

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Re: Should I cut a section off the timing belt cover? [Re: bob large] #730363 06/12/06 01:47 AM

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JLEMOND

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WON,T REALLY HURT ANYTHING STEVE , EXCEPT THAT THE LOWER END OF THE BELT MAY GET INTO SOME SAND OR WTR , I HAVE SEEN THEM DONE THIS WAY A NO OF TIMES , ESP ON SOME OF THE RACE MTRS IN THE PICKUPS ,,JUST ANGLE YOUR CUT OVER AS CLOSE TO THE LOWEST MOUNTING BOLTS SO YOU WILL HAVE THE BOTTOM SUPPORTED JERRY

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Should I cut a section off the timing belt cover?	bob large	06/11/06 09:25 PM
Re: Should I cut a section off the timing belt cover?	JLEMOND	06/12/06 01:47 AM
Re: Should I cut a section off the timing belt cover?	94redrodeo	06/12/06 03:45 AM

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