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hey guys and girls

first off sorry if this in the wrong section

i have done a rb conversion in my s13..

and it hits the bonnet... :rolleyes:

i have been told to use bonnet spacers..

what are they... they go in between the bonnet and the hinges dont they ?..

could i just use washers?..and are they leagle

or is there anotther way i can do it.. (aka diffrent engine mounts... cut the ribbing in the bonnet)

i posted on niss silv and got reemed..

any helpfull help would perfect thanks..

cheers roger

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if you are worried about legalities - dont cut the reinforcements

yes you can use washers to space the bonnet up at the rear- but remember to get longer M6 bolts to match the spacers

cannot comment on the engine mounts option, it is possible to use others/mod yours but it may not be viable depending on crossmember clearance, ground clearance and drive train alignment - do some more google searching there is sure to be a few guides

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ok sounds good..

and also while i am hear..

when ur getting rid of hicas in the power steering pump..

i have been to pull out the veins and plug up the hole..

the veins are the little retanglle thingys that are on the wheel thingy... correct?

cheers roger

thanks for the help guys

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