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07-15-2015, 04:56 PM
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Re: Mid plate vs. no midplate
The use of a midplate is a plus and if the rules allows it, use it.
It stiffens the chassis and also limits the torsional twist and stresses on both the engine block and transmission. In many cars, it improves the 60' numbers, If you have to use a diaper, it makes the installation and removal easier. It makes engine removal easier too. |
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