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What size engine lid grill? Are there two sizes?
I just bought a used ducktail for my SC. Upon installation of the grill, I discovered that my existing plastic grill from both my standard engine lid and my 1976 Turbo tail are just a bit too large to fit the duck tail properly. It rests on top of the duck tail instead if resting into it. The length of the plastic grill is just a bit too short but the width is too wide and is the main reason it rests on top of the tail. Do I need one of those early metal grills? Are they a different size?
I can post photos later. Many thanks,
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01-07-2005, 04:52 AM
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As you have discovered the ducktail is made for the smaller aluminum grill. You can use the plastic grill, but you will have to trim it to fit.
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01-07-2005, 05:12 AM
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I hear that the Al grill can be a little too long to fit aftermarket ducktails too. Trim away or make your own.
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