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I'd like to relocate my rear springs inboard. My question is about exhaust pipe routing. I will be using TTI headers and I see that their exhaust run beside the fuel tank in the rear. That's also the space that relocated rear springs occupy. Any thoughts or ideas. Thank you
Since you're asking. Before I spent any more money, I'd install an adjustable proportioning valve. You'll be able to add or take away from your rear brake pressure. It definitely helped me. I've got disc's in front and drums in rear.
If you plan to add other electrical options like fuel injection, power windows, a/c and so on then use a painless performance harness. They use the original color wires and it's not that difficult but is somewhat time consuming. There are always problems with the factory bulkhead connectors and...
I'd like to thank everyone who sent the pics I needed. It was very nice of you to go out to your car and take pictures of the underside of your seat where the mounts and brackets are. Thanks again
I'm sorry for any confusion. The tracks are irrelevant because they bolt to the seat frame just like the factory tracks. I have removed the rivets that held the original tracks to the brackets. I need to bolt the original brackets to the new tracks and then the brackets to the mounts. That is...