Subject	Those brackets bend, but barely. It is heavy guage steel.
Posted by	AzHeat on December 01, 2004 at 6:27 PM
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In Reply To	depends on what we're talking about. posted by Dallas DamonZ on December 01, 2004 at 06:22 PM
Message	And you are looking at about 250 lbs on each bracket. I have used this method many times. I believe the slingers use the same bolt holes as the gold brackets.
Follow Ups	anybody got a pic of where engine slingers mount to. - Z_animal 18:05:04 12/01/04 the plenum. (n/m) - dilly yo 18:07:10 12/01/04 incorrect - Salivate 18:10:54 12/01/04 Ummm..when the plenum is on those holes on - dilly yo 18:14:09 12/01/04 depends on what we're talking about. - Dallas DamonZ 18:22:16 12/01/04 disirregard my freaking gramm3r, yo. (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 18:23:23 12/01/04 Who would dare correct your grammar? (n/m) - AbnormallyAspirated 18:26:12 12/01/04 Those brackets bend, but barely. It is heavy guage steel. - AzHeat 18:27:25 12/01/04 Why not just leave the plenumon and sling it with - dilly yo 18:56:55 12/01/04 That's exactly how I deal with it. (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 19:04:37 12/01/04 OEM slingers got in completely different locations. (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 19:05:08 12/01/04 i was refering to oem slingers i purchased from Coz. - Z_animal 16:30:19 12/02/04 Re: i was refering to oem slingers i purchased from Coz. - Dallas DamonZ 00:34:43 12/03/04
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