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Thanks. That's why I asked.

By richard - 11/01/2003 9:43:52 PM; IP 203.12.164.5

Haven't heard of shifting the engine location back before. Makes sense that it would shift the poor weight distribution, but doubted it would be a worthwhile effort.

Just checking on a comment one shop made, don't plan on doing it. But if resposes came back saying a lot of people did do it then I'd look into it.....

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Thanks. That's why I asked. -- richard, 11/01/2003