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It's going to take a lot more fiddling to get the accessories fitting.
I'm going to come right out and say that I screwed up. There is enough clearance for the alternator, but having the AC compressor is looking shaky.

1. Someone cut the intake tube, so it comes off. |
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2. Shot down the neck. |

3. Here's the throttle body. |
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4. On the front there are two water fittings, and one vacuum fitting. |

5. Here's the throttle cable connection. |
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6. Two vacuum fittings on top. |

7. YOu can really tell which were the water fittings. |
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8. Inside the manifold the with the throttle body removed. |

9. Sealing it with plastic wrap. |
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10. Back side of the throttle body. |

11. Sitting a little cockeyed and to far to the driver side. |
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12. I hung a fender to see what kind of clearance I had. |

13. From the back. |
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14. These wheels and tired would need an extra 2.5 inches of coverage. |

15. Same in the back. Good thing the final wheels have more offset to suck them in. |
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16. The engine sits a bit high . |
Now I guess I have to figure out if how to get the ac compressor to fit.
I wonder how much I can notch the frame rails without significantly weakening them.
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