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I needed to purchase one or the other.

Just thinking chain and bolts into the iron heads does sound stronger, but if I try to rig short, the chains would dig into the valve covers. (and I wouldn't like the more horizonal angle needed in the chain pull. for the balance bar I used to pull the engine/trans, it had a spreader so I did use straight down cables to extending brackets bolted to the exhaust manifold.

I forgot to mention the intake is aluminum, would that make a differance?

Hopefully I can make a trip to AutoZone this PM

11/15/147:41 AM

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