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I'd put the clamps on just to be safe.
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I'd put the clamps on just to be safe.
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04-28-2013, 01:10 PM
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You can get the clamps on without taking the tubes off btw. Just unscrew the nut on the clamp all the way until it comes apart
 I'm sure it is fine for the time being since the tubes are under vacuum when the engine is runnin
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