4WDKC
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Simply unbolt from engine and now the headers are deleted.
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was asking if 88-95 would fit, then found an answer and tried to delete this post.
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Might as well keep your post (well, re-enter it anyway). I do a ton of searches on here and others may have the same question you did and can learn from it.
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Would block hugger headers work?
