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07-15-2015, 12:34 PM
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Mid plate vs. no midplate
I was told a midplate is just as important as a front engine plate on a "high" horsepower engine (above 800) due to movement in a car on a chassis dyno that didn't have one. I say it's a wives tale being they're not allowed in SS yet there are plenty of 900+ hp engines in SS/B - SS/AH with no problems.
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