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Yea I have mine mounted sideways in the northeast position. In which the fittings an lines are above the sway. I have seen some that mounted in the other direction
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Yea I have mine mounted sideways in the northeast position. In which the fittings an lines are above the sway. I have seen some that mounted in the other direction back towards the engine mount. I didn't like that. It's so tight right there I don't see how you can get the fittings tight due to the motor mount. Then the idea of the mount which has to cause some amount flex.
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