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Old 02-14-2018, 06:24 PM
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crank pulley doesnt hit. If you want low mount ac you will have to notch the passenger subframe. Buy the lsa and get a front runner kit and your done.
Thanks Randy! I was hoping that was the case Have you done the LSA/second gen build?? Any pics??
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Thanks Randy! I was hoping that was the case Have you done the LSA/second gen build?? Any pics??
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Wegner has a very nice accessory drive for the LSA.
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